Nuclear Medicine Tech

Nuclear Medicine Technologist Department: Imaging Schedule: Monday – Friday 9:30 am to 6:00 pm Essential Job Functions Prepares and injects radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic imaging procedures according to NRC regulations and department policies. Measures concentrations of radioactive isotope in specific body areas to obtain information for use by the radiologists in diagnosing patients’ illnesses. Performs cardiac nuclear studies including stress MUGA, thallium, and non-gated technetium studies; assists physician with procedures as required. Gives reports to the physician for review/interpretation within the specified time frame. Programs computer systems for each procedure. Documents reason for test and any known allergies. Employs proper aseptic techniques in IV insertion and administration. Manages nuclear schedule for best utilization of time, patient flow, and patient needs. Performs daily and weekly quality‑assurance procedures, calibration, and flood analysis on equipment according to manufacturer guidelines. Troubleshoots minor problems, reports other problems and those requiring repair to the supervisor and clinical manager. Acquires clear images appropriate for the studies and accurately gates the study when required. Performs departmental surveys to ensure compliance with radiation standards for SMG, NRC, and EPA. Follows proper spill and decontamination procedures; reports contamination to appropriate authorities and regulatory commissions. Orders and logs receipt of radioactive materials and pharmaceuticals and disposes of radioisotopes according to industry standards and regulations. Updates nuclear policies and procedures to reflect current techniques and best practices. Adheres to the nuclear/ProSolv workflow, including preparing the preliminary report for the cardiologist. Archives images according to SMG procedure. General Job Functions Perform QA on a daily basis, as required. Demonstrate understanding of emergency procedures. Demonstrate knowledge of safety‑related work behaviors to ensure safe job performance and maintenance of a safe work environment. Other duties as required. Physical Job Requirements Pushing and pulling, taking frequency and weight into consideration. Physical strength to lift heavy objects, carts, or items. Physical mobility, including movement from place to place. Physical agility, including ability to maneuver the body while in place. Dexterity of hands and fingers. Balance during climbing, bending, and/or reaching. Endurance (e.g., continuous typing, prolonged standing/bending, walking). Environmental Risks Chemicals, chemotherapy and fumes Loud noises Vibration Extreme temperatures Confined spaces Allergens: dust, mold, and/or pollen Magnetic fields Radiation Sharps Latex Combative patients / visitors Blood‑borne Pathogens Potential exposure to infectious hazards, blood, body fluids, non‑intact skin, or tissue specimens. Contact with patients or patient specimens is possible. Unplanned or unexpected exposure. Education, Certification, Computer and Training Requirements High school diploma or GED required; associate’s or bachelor’s degree preferred. BLS certification required. 0 – 1 year of experience; 2–4 years preferred. IV certification required; ARRT and CMNT required. Ability to perform nuclear medicine procedures. Ability to prepare and inject radioactive isotopes. Proficient in English, both orally and in writing. Strong interpersonal and organizational skills. Ability to perform diverse work assignments with time limitations and a high degree of accuracy. Ability to use problem‑solving, critical‑thinking, and priority‑setting skills. Experience with imaging equipment, dose calibrator, Geiger counter; knowledge of CGM meter preferred. Experience with Well & Probe Uptake System and Lead Syringe Shields & Lab Coats preferred. Experience with standard office equipment (phone, fax, copy machine, scanner, email/voicemail) preferred. Experience with standard office technology in a Windows‑based environment preferred. Travel Ability to travel to satellite locations as needed. Pay Range $46.73 - $58.41 hourly. The provided compensation range is based on industry standards and salary determinations will be made based on numerous factors including but not limited to years of experience and location of the position. About Our Commitment – Total Rewards at VillageMD Participation in VillageMD’s benefit platform includes medical, dental, life, disability, vision, FSA coverages and a 401(k) savings plan. 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