Cardiology Nuclear Medicine Technologist (FT)

The University of Kansas Health System; Kansas City (KS); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking a full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist for the Cardiology Clinic at Bell Hospital. The role involves using radiopharmaceuticals, gamma cameras, and computers to create physiologic and quantitative images for diagnosis and treatment planning.

You will work with a team to ensure patient safety and imaging quality. Required education includes a high school diploma and a Bachelor’s degree or AMA-approved Nuclear Medicine Technology program;

Qualifications

• High school graduate required.
• Bachelor's degree or AMA-approved Nuclear Medicine Tech Training Program.
• ARRT/NMTCB/CNMT registry eligibility required within 90 days or registry already.
• On-call availability for evenings, weekends and holidays.

Responsibilities

• Use gamma cameras to produce physiological functional images and quantitative data.
• Maintain equipment and perform calibrations; report malfunctions.
• Ensure correct patient identification and positioning for each exam.
• Assist with on-call coverage and emergency patient care; respond within 30 minutes when on call.
• Coordinate examinations to minimize patient stay and ensure efficient workflow.
• Provide patient comfort and interact with physicians and staff to ensure quality care.

Skills

Imaging equipment operation

Patient care

On-call readiness

Education

High School Diploma

Bachelor's degree or AMA-approved Nuclear Medicine Tech Training

Tools

Gamma cameras

Radiology computers

Job description

The University of Kansas Health System is seeking a full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist for the Cardiology Clinic at Bell Hospital. The role involves using radiopharmaceuticals, gamma cameras, and computers to create physiologic and quantitative images for diagnosis and treatment planning.

You will work with a team to ensure patient safety and imaging quality. Required education includes a high school diploma and a Bachelor’s degree or AMA-approved Nuclear Medicine Technology program;