Nuclear Medicine Technologist PRN

Responsibilities The Nuclear Medicine Technologist produces high-quality diagnostic images using imaging, computer, and other equipment, ensuring they meet or exceed standards. They demonstrate thorough knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and image quality, preparing patients for procedures, providing education, and addressing questions with age-appropriate communication. They apply expertise in patient positioning, imaging techniques, radiation safety, infection control, and quality assurance. Additionally, they oversee and train students, delivering patient care and services as part of their role. Responsibilities The Nuclear Medicine Technologist produces high-quality diagnostic images using imaging, computer, and other equipment, ensuring they meet or exceed standards. They demonstrate thorough knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and image quality, preparing patients for procedures, providing education, and addressing questions with age-appropriate communication. They apply expertise in patient positioning, imaging techniques, radiation safety, infection control, and quality assurance. Additionally, they oversee and train students, delivering patient care and services as part of their role. Qualifications Required: State Radiography License (RO) and ARRT-N or CNMT certification, or a Temporary State Radiography License (ROT) with a requirement to obtain ARRT-N or CNMT before license expiration. #J-18808-Ljbffr