PET/Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Full Time

About the role

The NM-PET/CT technologist uses radioactive materials in specialized studies of body organs and/or laboratory analysis to assist the physician in diagnosis and injury. Perform technical procedures, including the control of ionizing radiation producing equipment for radiological diagnosis.

• Gain experience that makes you a stronger, more marketable Tech
• Work with supportive teams who are used to collaborating
• Stay within one hospital—with the potential ability for cross-training based on your interests

Schedule

Full-Time, Day Shift

Benefits

• Sign-On Bonus (no contract, no payback obligation)
• Medical, Dental, Vision starting first of month after hire
• PTO starts accruing Day 1
• Up to $9,000 Relocation Assistance
• Tuition Reimbursement (after 90 days)
• 403(b) with employer match
• Variety without chaos—expand your skills without losing support
• Consistent scheduling and leadership that understands Technologist needs
• A pathway into advanced roles and leadership

About the company

Join a 197-bed acute care hospital that is recognized nationally as a top place to work, including Modern Healthcare, Forbes, and Newsweek.

Requirements

• Minimum of one year experience preferred
• Certification from an approved Radiological Technology Program (Two years)
• ARRT(R)(NM) or RT(NMT) certification required
• Advanced RT(R)(CT) certification preferred

Responsibilities

• Perform equipment quality control, both daily and quarterly and maintain records of same
• Maintain equipment and procedure repairs, as needed
• Dose management and administration
• Prepare and administer proper radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic procedures
• Prepare therapeutic doses for administration by radiologist
• Promotes culture that fosters caring, quality, teamwork, and fiscal responsibility
• Use two forms of patient identification for all patient interactions
• Initiates and places IV
• Maintain records of all radioactive material in department from reception to use of and then to final disposal
• Properly dispose of used radioactive material through return of manufacturer or by holding until proper disposal limits have been reached
• Enforce radiation and general safety rules and regulations
• Maintains clean, safe work environment
• Provide patient care within the technologists’ scope of practice
• Complete understanding of the functionality of the EPIC and PACS programs as they relate to NM/PET
• Maintain other records with the RSO as required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and other regulatory agencies
• Procure and maintain inventory of radiopharmaceuticals and other items needed to ensure operation of department
• Maintain regulated annual competencies
• Participate in patient and employee satisfaction improvement initiatives

Pay

Salary range: $40.74 – $65.52 per hour