Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Kingston Health Sciences Centre; Ontario; On-site; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading healthcare facility as a Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist. You will be part of the Diagnostic Imaging team, responsible for clinical duties, staff supervision, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. This full-time position offers competitive pay, benefits, and relocation assistance.

Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Disability Insurance

Life Insurance

Pension

Wellness Programs

Relocation Assistance

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience, including PET technology.
• Current registration with CMRITO.
• Radiation Safety Officer certification or willingness to pursue.

Responsibilities

• Perform clinical Nuclear Medicine and PET examinations.
• Monitor and coach technologists; oversee workflow.
• Ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations.

Skills

Communication

Organizational Skills

Decision-Making

Computer Literacy

Education

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology

Tools

Nuclear Medicine Equipment

Job description

Position: Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Location: Kingston General Hospital Site

Salary: $42.24 - $53.28 per hour, benefits, pension, relocation assistance available

Union: OPSEU4106 Central

Overview: Join our Diagnostic Imaging team at KHSC, which has acquired Southeastern Ontario's first PET scanner. This role involves clinical duties, workflow management, staff supervision, equipment oversight, and compliance with safety regulations.

Responsibilities:

1. Perform clinical Nuclear Medicine and PET examinations.
2. Monitor and coach technologists; oversee workflow; ensure adherence to protocols.
3. Manage equipment troubleshooting and servicing.
4. Orient and evaluate new staff and students; oversee training.
5. Act as Radiation Safety Officer or delegate as required, ensuring CNSC compliance.
6. Coordinate with booking and radiology teams for patient care and staffing.
7. Maintain communication with radiologists regarding protocols and image quality.
8. Ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations and manuals.
9. Contribute to policy development, research, and continuous improvement initiatives.
10. Participate in equipment and supply selection and inventory management.

Qualifications:

• Graduate from an accredited Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Technology program.
• Current registration with CMRITO.
• Radiation Safety Officer certification or willingness to pursue.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience, including PET technology.
• Experience with Nuclear Medicine equipment and protocols.
• Strong communication, organizational, decision-making skills, and computer literacy.
• Ability to handle confidential matters discreetly.
• Criminal reference and vulnerable sector checks.

Physical Requirements:

Must meet the physical demands of the role.

Additional Information:

• Full-time, permanent position.
• Benefits include health, dental, disability, life insurance, pension, wellness programs, and more.
• Schedule: Day shifts, on-call as required.
• Relocation assistance available.