Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Role Overview The Nuclear Medicine Technologist oversees technical procedures, patient care, and workflow in the Nuclear Medicine department to ensure safe, effective diagnostics and treatments using radiopharmaceuticals and imaging equipment. They serve as a technical resource, develop training programs, evaluate staff skills, and participate in QA/QC initiatives to maintain accreditation and safety standards. Responsibilities include managing staff scheduling, coordinating equipment maintenance, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory guidelines, and assisting with department policies and accreditation processes. The role involves on-call duties, troubleshooting equipment, and supporting staff development. Role Overview The Nuclear Medicine Technologist oversees technical procedures, patient care, and workflow in the Nuclear Medicine department to ensure safe, effective diagnostics and treatments using radiopharmaceuticals and imaging equipment. They serve as a technical resource, develop training programs, evaluate staff skills, and participate in QA/QC initiatives to maintain accreditation and safety standards. Responsibilities include managing staff scheduling, coordinating equipment maintenance, ensuring compliance with safety and regulatory guidelines, and assisting with department policies and accreditation processes. The role involves on-call duties, troubleshooting equipment, and supporting staff development. Qualifications & Skills Candidates must be certified as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (N) or CNMT within one year, hold BLS certification within 30 days, and possess an Illinois Radiologic Technologist license. Education requirements include a related college diploma or radiologic technology certificate. The position requires strong technical expertise, leadership, organizational skills, and the ability to collaborate effectively with staff and physicians. Experience in QA/QC, staff training, and departmental workflow management is essential. #J-18808-Ljbffr