Nuclear Medicine Technologist (PRN)

The Nuclear Medicine technologist performs diagnostic imaging procedures to assist in disease diagnosis and treatment, ensuring patient safety and comfort. They independently set up equipment, position patients, and administer radiopharmaceuticals following established protocols. Key responsibilities include verifying orders, obtaining patient history, reviewing images, and ensuring proper identification and markers. They respond to emergencies, maintain equipment, and ensure quality control through acceptable image production and timely study transmission. Additionally, they communicate clearly with patients, provide pre- and post-procedural care, and educate patients and staff. Qualifications include a high school diploma or GED, ARRT-N or CNMT certification, and BLS certification. Preferred experience involves at least one year in a clinical setting or nuclear medicine. Essential skills encompass excellent communication, the ability to work independently under pressure, multitasking, attention to detail, and strong customer service. They support departmental operations, restock supplies, transport patients, and assist with clerical tasks as needed. Join to contribute to compassionate patient care, continuous learning, and professional growth within a collaborative environment.