Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Role Overview The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs diagnostic imaging using specialized equipment, collaborating with healthcare professionals to ensure accurate results. Key responsibilities include maintaining competency in clinical functions, preparing patients, executing exams according to protocols, reviewing image quality, and adhering to radiation safety regulations. The role involves providing patient education, ensuring comfort, practicing infection control, operating equipment, and maintaining detailed records. Role Overview The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs diagnostic imaging using specialized equipment, collaborating with healthcare professionals to ensure accurate results. Key responsibilities include maintaining competency in clinical functions, preparing patients, executing exams according to protocols, reviewing image quality, and adhering to radiation safety regulations. The role involves providing patient education, ensuring comfort, practicing infection control, operating equipment, and maintaining detailed records. Qualifications & Skills Current state license and ARRT or NMTCB certification Basic Life Support (BLS) and IV certification Knowledge of radiopharmaceuticals, radiation safety, equipment operation, image evaluation, and anatomy Strong communication, teamwork, and independent task management skills Physical & Additional Requirements Ability to see, read, and manipulate equipment accurately Manual dexterity and physical strength for patient transfer and equipment handling Capability to stand for extended periods, walk, and navigate busy environments Work Environment & Compensation Position located in Denver with a flexible hourly range of $39.16 - $60.42, offering comprehensive benefits supporting wellness and professional growth. Equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. #J-18808-Ljbffr