Nuclear Medicine/PET Technologist

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

About Arnot Health Arnot Health offers patient-centered, comprehensive health services to the Southern Tier of New York and Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. Campuses include Arnot Ogden Medical Center and St. Joseph's Hospital in Elmira; Ira Davenport Memorial Hospital in Bath, NY; and over 40 medical offices in the Southern Tier. Arnot Health is currently affiliated with more than 300 physicians from 50+ specialties.

Arnot Health is a member of Centralus Health, a community-based integrated delivery system. Our mission is to deliver high-quality care, empower our teams to succeed, and improve the wellbeing of the communities we serve.

Our commitment to quality personalized care begins with our exceptional teamover 6500 employees strong. At Arnot Health, you will work in a collaborative environment that values excellence, integrity, compassion and stewardship. Together, we create an environment where empathy, honesty and a dedication to quality thrive, empowering us to make a positive impact on the lives we touch.

We offer competitive wages, comprehensive benefits, and professional development opportunities to help our employees grow and thrive. Whether you are just starting your career or taking the next step in healthcare, we invite you to join us in shaping the future of care in our communities.

Job Summary

Full Time, days. Employee will provide excellent customer service to patients, visitors and staff with an emphasis on quality service and safe care. Employee must be self-motivated and demonstrate ability to work as a team. Employee will be responsible for routine Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging. Prepare, administer and measure radioactive isotopes in diagnostic, some therapeutic, and tracer studies utilizing a variety of radioisotope equipment. Administers radiopharmaceuticals or radiation to patient to detect or treat diseases, using radioisotope equipment, under the direction of Radiologist.

Job Functions

Calculate, measure, prepare, and document radiation doses and radiopharmaceuticals using computerized systems in accordance with physician orders and imaging protocols.

Perform nuclear medicine and PET imaging procedures competently, including the safe administration of radioisotopes.

Maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot radioisotope and laboratory equipment to ensure optimal performance.

Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care while prioritizing patient comfort, safety, and confidentiality.

Perform daily, weekly, quarterly, and annual quality control (QC) procedures on Nuclear Medicine and PET scanners, dose calibrators, and other departmental equipment.

Ensure compliance with all state and federal regulations, radiation safety standards, and departmental quality assurance (QA) policies. Maintain accurate QA documentation and records.

Maintain and calibrate imaging and laboratory equipment to meet regulatory and manufacturer standards.

Demonstrate flexibility by assuming additional duties and responsibilities as assigned to support departmental operations.

Assist in the orientation, training, and education of new staff members, technologists, and students.

Maintain all required professional credentials, certifications, and continuing education (CE) credits necessary for the position.

Travel with the mobile PET unit to multiple Centralus Health locations to provide imaging services as required.

ADA Compliance: All duties that are core or essential functions must be marked with a (*).

Success Factors

• You prioritize patient safety and quality in every interaction. You consistently follow radiation safety standards, imaging protocols, and quality assurance procedures while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.
• You provide compassionate, patient-centered care. You communicate clearly, help patients feel comfortable throughout their procedure, and protect their privacy and dignity at all times.
• You are dependable, adaptable, and solution-oriented. You thrive in a dynamic environment, readily adjust to changing schedules, mobile PET travel, and varying patient volumes while maintaining high-quality care.
• You collaborate effectively with the healthcare team. You build positive working relationships with physicians, technologists, nurses, and support staff, sharing knowledge and contributing to a culture of teamwork and continuous learning.
• You are committed to technical excellence and continuous improvement. You take ownership of equipment performance, complete quality control procedures accurately, maintain regulatory compliance, and actively pursue professional development to stay current with evolving technologies and best practices.
• You demonstrate accountability and professionalism. You take ownership of your work, maintain required certifications and continuing education, document accurately, and consistently represent the organization with integrity and professionalism.

Education / Experience Qualifications

• Required: Education Required completion of one of the following: 2-year accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program 4-year accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program Accredited certificate program
• Certifications Current NMTCBor ARRT (Nuclear Medicine) certification required CT certification through NMTCBor ARRT, or ARRT certification in Radiography (DX) with CT credentials Licensure Current New York State Department of Health license in Nuclear Medicine Technology required, or eligibility to obtain licensure prior to employment. New York State licensure in Nuclear Medicine (NM), Diagnostic Radiography (DX), or Computed Tomography (CT), as applicable.
• Preferred: Previous Nuclear Medicine and/or PET experience is preferred; however, new graduates from accredited programs are encouraged to apply
• Physical Requirements Ability to stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workday. Ability to push, pull, bend, reach, and lift as required to perform job duties safely. Ability to safely transfer, position, and assist patients with varying levels of mobility. Ability to travel with the mobile PET unit to multiple Centralus Health locations as needed.

Pay Range Disclosure:

• Standard Rate of $43.06 to $62.29 per hour plus benefits

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