Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Job Summary And Responsibilities The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures using radiopharmaceuticals to provide essential insights into organ function and disease. Responsibilities include preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating advanced imaging equipment such as gamma cameras and PET scanners, acquiring high-quality images, and processing data for physician interpretation. Ensures patient safety and comfort, adheres to radiation safety protocols, and meticulously documents procedures and radioactive materials to support accurate diagnosis and treatment. The role requires strong scientific and technical skills, attention to detail, and a commitment to radiation safety. Key duties include assessing and interpreting age-specific data, involving patients and families in care decisions, coordinating with physicians and other disciplines, and applying ALARA standards for radiation protection. Maintains current NMTCB and CRT licensure. Qualifications And Skills High School Graduate One year of full-time work or clinical internship in an acute care setting Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist and Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine Basic Life Support - CPR Knowledge of radiation protection and use of safety devices #J-18808-Ljbffr