Nuclear Medicine Technologist

About the role

Nuclear Medicine Technologist position performing diagnostic PET/CT imaging and therapy procedures, collaborating with the Radiation Service Director and Supervisor on technical issues, equipment performance and QA, and supporting the New York Oncology Hematology Compliance Program (including the Code of Ethics and Business Standards). The role involves regular exposure to patients, blood, toxic substances, ionizing radiation and other conditions typical of a clinic environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic PET/CT imaging or therapy procedures: injection of radio‑pharmaceutical, administration of oral contrast, protocol setup, patient positioning, reconstruction and filming of images, network image transfers, and archiving of image data.
• Assist in procedure scheduling and related front office functions to ensure smooth workflow.
• Ensure accuracy of patient demographic information, report distribution and patient files.
• Assist with the collection of clinical data for patient follow‑up and development of teaching and educational information.
• Provide protection for patient and self in accordance with prescribed safety standards.
• Conduct daily quality control measures to monitor scanner performance; report malfunctions or service needs.
• Manage patient data and films: printing, archiving, retrieval, network data transfers, tracking and logging of loaned films and requested outside films.
• Order necessary office, medical, printing and archiving media.
• Lift and carry items up to 50 lb; lift and push patients in wheelchairs/stretchers up to 300 lb; reach above shoulder height; sit/stand for extended periods; require corrected vision and hearing.

Requirements

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology from an AMA‑accredited program, or Associate’s/Bachelor’s in Radiologic Technology from an AMA‑ac