Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Company Description Hartford HealthCare is a comprehensive, integrated health system with 44,000 colleagues working to transform healthcare across Connecticut and beyond. With care delivered at over 500 locations in 185 towns and cities, the organization is focused on access, affordability, health equity, and clinical excellence. Its system includes world-class hospitals, teaching and community hospitals, extensive behavioral health services, multispecialty physician groups, urgent and virtual care, surgery centers, home and senior care, rehabilitation, and mobile neighborhood health programs. Hartford HealthCare’s Institute Model unites leading experts in areas such as neuroscience, cancer, heart and vascular care, and orthopedics to provide consistent, high-quality, and cost-effective care. All hospitals hold Leapfrog A-ratings, reflecting national recognition for patient safety and clinical excellence. Role Description This full-time, on-site Nuclear Medicine Technologist role is based in New Britain, CT. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for performing diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures, including preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals and operating imaging equipment to acquire high-quality images. The role includes verifying physician orders, reviewing patient history, explaining procedures to patients and families, and ensuring accurate patient positioning and imaging protocols. Daily responsibilities also involve adhering to radiation safety standards, maintaining equipment and quality control logs, managing radiopharmaceutical inventory, and documenting procedures in the electronic medical record. The technologist collaborates closely with physicians, nurses, and other team members to support accurate diagnoses and safe, patient-centered care. Qualifications Certification and credentials: Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMTCB) or American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT). Clinical nuclear medicine expertise: Demonstrated proficiency in Nuclear Medicine procedures, including imaging techniques, patient preparation, and image acquisition. Radiation and radiopharmaceutical safety: Strong knowledge of Radiation Safety and Radiopharmaceuticals, including handling, administration, storage, and disposal in accordance with regulations. Medical knowledge: Solid understanding of Medicine relevant to nuclear imaging, including anatomy, physiology, and common conditions evaluated with nuclear studies. Additional preferred qualifications: Prior experience in a hospital or health system setting; familiarity with PACS and electronic medical records; strong communication and patient education skills; ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team; attention to detail and commitment to quality and safety; current BLS certification. Students who are graduating from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program in Spring of 2027 are strongly encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr