Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Singapore General Hospital; Singapore; On-site; SGD 42,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Singapore General Hospital is seeking a Nuclear Medicine professional to prepare patients and perform imaging procedures in accordance with established protocols. The role includes dosimetry work, radiopharmaceutical dispensing, and daily QC of gamma cameras and imaging systems.

Collaboration with other departments and participation in research projects will be expected, with additional ad-hoc duties as needed.

Qualifications

• Diploma or degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Radiography, or Radiation Therapy.
• Requires NEA R1 License.
• Experience in Nuclear Medicine preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine procedures by simple and effective instructions.
• Perform Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures as per protocol and process the data obtained.
• Perform Dosimetry on Tc99m MAA patients prior to Y90 microspheres therapy. Ensure all ROIs are accurate on SPECT/CT images.
• Dispensing 131Iodine for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
• Perform the daily quality control procedures of the gamma cameras and other imaging equipment.
• Participate in the research programmes of the department and also in collaboration with other departments; and
• Any other ad-hoc tasks required.

Skills

Nuclear medicine imaging

Radiopharmaceutical handling

Quality control

SPECT/CT

Gamma cameras

Education

Diploma/Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology/Radiography/Radiation Therapy

Tools

Gamma cameras

SPECT/CT

Job description

Job Description

• Prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine procedures by simple and effective instructions;
• Perform Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures as per protocol and process the data obtained;
• Perform Dosimetry on Tc99m MAA patients prior to Y90 microspheres therapy. Ensure all ROIs are accurate on SPECT/CT images;
• Dispensing 131Iodine for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures;
• Perform the daily quality control procedures of the gamma cameras and other imaging equipment;
• Participate in the research programmes of the department and also in collaboration with other departments; and
• Any other ad-hoc tasks required.

Job Requirement

• Recognized Diploma / Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology / Radiography / Radiation Therapy or equivalent with some working experience in Nuclear Medicine preferred.
• Requires NEA R1 License
• Requires Nuclear Medicine Technology experience.