Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Education and Qualifications Graduate of an approved two‑year Nuclear Medicine Certification Program Florida state licensure Certified Radiologic Technologist Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) or American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Nuclear Medicine – ARRT (N) American Heart Association Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers Proficient computer skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Position Summary The Nuclear Medicine Technologist manages all technical and clinical aspects of nuclear testing. The technologist is responsible for the safe acquisition, distribution, and disposal of radioactive material to perform testing and treatment of patients. The technologist consults with radiologists when quality issues arise, maintains accurate department records to ensure compliance with licensing requirements, establishes and maintains quality control standards, and complies with all requirements of the Radiation Safety Program. Additional duties may be assigned as needed. Responsibilities Perform nuclear imaging procedures in accordance with protocols and safety standards Ensure proper handling, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials Maintain accurate patient records and department documentation Collaborate with radiologists and other medical staff to resolve image quality concerns Adhere to daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi‑annual, annual, and miscellaneous safety and quality requirements Team Member Competencies Builds effective relationships and collaborative networks across the organization Provides guidance and feedback to strengthen team skills and problem‑solving capabilities Motivates and fosters commitment, cohesion, and consensus among teammates Demonstrates emotional intelligence through self‑leadership, self‑awareness, and regulation of emotions Acts with integrity, transparency, and reliability, honoring personal and organizational values Champions change and innovation, developing creative ideas and improving processes Communicates effectively with clarity, organization, and adaptability to audience needs Promotes diversity and inclusion, respecting all individuals and challenging bias Physical Requirements Must be able to sit, stand, walk, twist, bend, and lift for extended periods Capable of transporting patients via wheelchair or stretcher Able to lift a minimum of 40 lbs. Threshold Requirements Annual Joint Commission mandatory education, in‑service training, and health requirements, including new employee orientation TB/PPD surveillance program participation Maintenance of required professional licensing and/or certifications #J-18808-Ljbffr