Nuclear Medicine Technologist

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: About the role? Actually the posting includes "About One Physis One Physics" (typo). We need to use

for section headings like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must not repeat job title as heading. We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. We have content: About One Physics (company description) could be "About the role"? Actually "About the role" is generic; but we have a "Position Summary". Could map to "About the role". We'll use

About the role

with paragraph(s) containing the position summary. Responsibilities: we have Phase 1 and Phase 2 details. Could combine into responsibilities list. Requirements/Qualifications: we have "Who You Are" bullet list (experience, etc.) plus "Preferred But Not Required". Could treat as Requirements (must have) and Preferred as optional but still maybe under Qualifications. We'll create a Requirements section with must-have items, and maybe a Qualifications section for preferred? But guidelines: prefer few substantive sections over many thin ones. Could combine Requirements and Qualifications into one section? But headings are prescribed; we can choose to include only those with content. Could have "Requirements" for must-have, and "Qualifications" for preferred? Might be okay. Skills: maybe not explicit separate; could embed. Benefits: we have Benefits list. Pay: posting mentions "Competitive compensation and benefits." No specific numbers, but says "Competitive compensation". That's vague; we should not create Pay section unless posting actually states them. It says "Competitive compensation and benefits." That's not a specific amount; but it's still stating compensation is competitive. The rule: never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them. It does state "Competitive compensation and benefits." That's a statement about compensation, albeit not specific. I'd argue we can include Pay section with that statement? However they said "never create Pay/Schedule/Benefits sections unless the posting actually states them." It does state compensation is competitive, so we could include Pay with that statement. But also they said "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." Might be okay to include Pay with a short paragraph. Schedule: posting mentions "Predictable, daytime field work — no on-call patient care." That's schedule info. So we can include Schedule section. Thus sections: About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We must not include duplicated lines, boilerplate, EEO, etc. Remove equal opportunity, accommodation, etc. We must preserve all substantive information. Let's extract: Company description: "One Physics has been certified as a 'Great Place to Work' 3 years in a row as well as 'Best Workplaces in Healthcare' in 2022, 2023, 2024 by Fortune. One Physics employees enjoy the support and flexibility of their roles while exhibiting a passion for excellence in all areas of their work. We create a culture where employees feel valued and ensure our communities are receiving the best-in-class treatment they deserve. At One Physics, our mission is to transform the health and safety of our communities by providing comprehensive medical physics and radiation safety solutions to our clients. Our organization is comprised of leading technical and diagnostic professionals in the medical physics field, coupled with a best-in-class business and client services support team behind the scenes. We share a passion for excellence, dedication to client and patient care, and a commitment to industry leadership." Position Summary: "This is a unique opportunity for an experienced imaging or radiation professional who wants to step out of direct patient care and build a long-term career in radiation safety and medical physics. You will begin by performing radioactive material (RAM) program audits for our clients, then progress under the mentorship of our physicists into diagnostic imaging equipment performance testing (“x-ray” QC) and, ultimately, a Medical Physicist Assistant (MPA) track. If you have spent years in a clinical setting, understand radiation and imaging modalities, and are looking for a credentialed, growth-oriented role with predictable, daytime field work, this position is designed for you." Responsibilities: Phase 1 and Phase 2 details. Phase 1 — Radiation Safety / RAM Audits (Day One): - Conduct on-site radioactive material (RAM) license compliance audits at hospital and clinic client locations. - Perform sealed-source leak (wipe) testing, source inventory reconciliation, and area radiation/contamination surveys. - Verify survey meter calibration, check instrumentation, and confirm proper posting, labeling, and storage. - Review client radiation safety program documentation — dosimetry records, training records, RSO logs — for regulatory compliance. - Assist Radiation Safety Officers (RSOs) with recordkeeping, corrective actions, and reporting in accordance with NRC and applicable state regulations. - Document findings clearly and professionally, and communicate results to client contacts and One Physics physicists. Phase 2 — Diagnostic Physics Training (“X-Ray” Track): - Train alongside board-certified medical physicists to perform performance testing and quality control on diagnostic x-ray, fluoroscopy, CT, mammography, and related imaging equipment. - Support ACR accreditation testing and shielding survey work. - Progress toward designation as a Medical Physicist Assistant (MPA), performing supervised physics testing as part of a defined career ladder. Who You Are (requirements): - 5–10 years of experience — in a clinical imaging, nuclear medicine, or radiation-related role — for example a Radiologic Technologist (RT(R)), Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT/RT(N)), Radiation Therapist, Sonographer, or Health Physics Technician. - Genuinely looking to transition out of patient care — into the radiation safety / medical physics field. - Solid working knowledge — of radiation principles, imaging modalities, and radiation dose and safety concepts. - Detail-oriented — and comfortable with documentation, audits, and regulatory recordkeeping. - Self-directed and dependable — in a field role, with strong professional communication skills when working directly with client staff. - Based in the Kansas City metro — with a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel daily to client sites (typically a 30–90 minute one-way commute). Preferred But Not Required: - Prior radiation safety, RSO support, or health physics experience. - Familiarity with NRC / Agreement State regulatory frameworks. Travel & Physical Requirements: - Reliable daily travel by vehicle to client sites across the KC metro and surrounding area. - Ability to transport and handle survey and test equipment (approximately 25–40 lbs). - Periods of standing, bending, and moving within clinical and equipment areas. Benefits list: - Competitive compensation - PTO plan with paid company holidays - Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, Vision, and Prescription) - 401(k) Plan with company match after 1 year of employment - Group Life & Voluntary Life Insurance - Short Term & Long Term Disability - Flexible Spending Account (FSA) - Health Spending Account (HSA) Pay: "Competitive compensation" (already in benefits but we can note). Could also note "Final offer amounts are determined by multiple factors, including geographic location, as well as candidate experience, education level and expertise." That's pay info. Schedule: "Predictable, daytime field work — no on-call patient care." Now produce HTML. We'll wrap each section in

heading then content. For lists use

• . Paragraphs for prose. We must not include any extra markup like etc. Let's craft. About the role: combine company description + position summary? Could be two paragraphs. Responsibilities: two subheadings? Not required; just list items. We could keep Phase headings as inside
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  About the role

  One Physics has been certified as a "Great Place to Work" 3 years in a row as well as "Best Workplaces in Healthcare" in 2022, 2023, 2024 by Fortune. One Physics employees enjoy the support and flexibility of their roles while exhibiting a passion for excellence in all areas of their work. We create a culture where employees feel valued and ensure our communities are receiving the best-in-class treatment they deserve. At One Physics, our mission is to transform the health and safety of our communities by providing comprehensive medical physics and radiation safety solutions to our clients. Our organization is comprised of leading technical and diagnostic professionals in the medical physics field, coupled with a best-in-class business and client services support team behind the scenes. We share a passion for excellence, dedication to client and patient care, and a commitment to industry leadership.

  This is a unique opportunity for an experienced imaging or radiation professional who wants to step out of direct patient care and build a long-term career in radiation safety and medical physics. You will begin by performing radioactive material (RAM) program audits for our clients, then progress under the mentorship of our physicists into diagnostic imaging equipment performance testing (“x-ray” QC) and, ultimately, a Medical Physicist Assistant (MPA) track. If you have spent years in a clinical setting, understand radiation and imaging modalities, and are looking for a credentialed, growth-oriented role with predictable, daytime field work, this position is designed for you.

  Responsibilities

  • Phase 1 — Radiation Safety / RAM Audits (Day One)
    • Conduct on-site radioactive material (RAM) license compliance audits at hospital and clinic client locations.
    • Perform sealed-source leak (wipe) testing, source inventory reconciliation, and area radiation/contamination surveys.
    • Verify survey meter calibration, check instrumentation, and confirm proper posting, labeling, and storage.
    • Review client radiation safety program documentation — dosimetry records, training records, RSO logs — for regulatory compliance.
    • Assist Radiation Safety Officers (RSOs) with recordkeeping, corrective actions, and reporting in accordance with NRC and applicable state regulations.
    • Document findings clearly and professionally, and communicate results to client contacts and One Physics physicists.
  • Phase 2 — Diagnostic Physics Training (“X-Ray” Track)
    • Train alongside board-certified medical physicists to perform performance testing and quality control on diagnostic x-ray, fluoroscopy, CT, mammography, and related imaging equipment.
    • Support ACR accreditation testing and shielding survey work.
    • Progress toward designation as a Medical Physicist Assistant (MPA), performing supervised physics testing as part of a defined career ladder.

  Requirements

  • 5–10 years of experience — in a clinical imaging, nuclear medicine, or radiation-related role — for example a Radiologic Technologist (RT(R)), Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT/RT(N)), Radiation Therapist, Sonographer, or Health Physics Technician.
  • Genuinely looking to transition out of patient care — into the radiation safety / medical physics field.
  • Solid working knowledge — of radiation principles, imaging modalities, and radiation dose and safety concepts.
  • Detail-oriented — and comfortable with documentation, audits, and regulatory recordkeeping.
  • Self-directed and dependable — in a field role, with strong professional communication skills when working directly with client staff.
  • Based in the Kansas City metro — with a valid driver’s license and willingness to travel daily to client sites (typically a 30–90 minute one-way commute).

  Qualifications

  • Prior radiation safety, RSO support, or health physics experience (preferred but not required).
  • Familiarity with NRC / Agreement State regulatory frameworks (preferred but not required).

  Benefits