PET/CT Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Imaging & Research

Singapore General Hospital Pte Ltd.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Singapore General Hospital is seeking a qualified professional to perform PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures, ensuring quality images for diagnostic interpretation. The role includes dispensing radioisotopes and conducting dosimetry for treatment under guidance.

Candidates should hold a degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or Radiography, with a preference for those with experience in the field. Full vaccination against Covid-19 is required.

Qualifications

• Some working experience in Nuclear Medicine preferred.
• Fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine procedures by providing instructions.
• Perform Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures and process data.
• Conduct Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry on patients for treatment.
• Dispense 131Iodine and other radiopharmaceuticals.
• Perform daily quality control on imaging equipment.
• Participate in research programmes of the department.

Skills

Nuclear Medicine Technology

Radiography

Patient Care

Education

Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology/Radiography or equivalent

Job description

Role

You will perform PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures on patients to produce quality images for diagnostic interpretation. You will dispense radioisotopes for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. There are opportunities for participation in the research programmes of the Department and also in collaboration with other departments. The role involves:

• Prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine procedures by simple and effective instructions.
• Perform Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures as per protocol and process the data obtained.
• Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry on patients before undergoing Y90 Microspheres treatment under angiography guidance
• Perform Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry on patients who have undergone Tc99m MAA procedure under angiography guidance. This procedure involves reviewing SPECT/CT images with ROI drawing, calculation of Liver-Lung Shunting dosage leakage and calculation of the Y90 dosage to be use in the treatment of the patient
• Dispensing 131Iodine and other radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures
• Quality Control (QC)
• Perform the daily quality control procedures of the gamma cameras and other imaging equipment
• Research
• Participate in the research programmes of the department and also in collaboration with other departments
  

Role

You will perform PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures on patients to produce quality images for diagnostic interpretation. You will dispense radioisotopes for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. There are opportunities for participation in the research programmes of the Department and also in collaboration with other departments. The role involves:

• Patient preparation
• Prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine procedures by simple and effective instructions.

• Nuclear Medicine Imaging
• Perform Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures as per protocol and process the data obtained.

• Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry on patients before undergoing Y90 Microspheres treatment under angiography guidance
• Perform Nuclear Medicine Dosimetry on patients who have undergone Tc99m MAA procedure under angiography guidance. This procedure involves reviewing SPECT/CT images with ROI drawing, calculation of Liver-Lung Shunting dosage leakage and calculation of the Y90 dosage to be use in the treatment of the patient

• Dispense radiopharmaceuticals (RPCs)
• Dispensing 131Iodine and other radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures

• Quality Control (QC)
• Perform the daily quality control procedures of the gamma cameras and other imaging equipment

• Research
• Participate in the research programmes of the department and also in collaboration with other departments
  

Requirement

• Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology / Radiography or equivalent with some working experience in Nuclear Medicine preferred;
• Candidates need to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19.