Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Methodist Hospital Texsan; Schertz (TX); Sur place; USD 65 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Comprehensive medical/dental/vision

401(k) with company match

Education support and tuition benefits

Wellbeing and life/ disability cover

Résumé du poste

Methodist Hospital Texsan is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our team. The role emphasizes supervising staff, optimizing sectional operations, and ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards in patient care.

The candidate must graduate from a Nuclear Medicine training program, hold ARRT (R/N/T) or NMTCB certification, and have at least 2 years of hospital-based nuclear medicine experience.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a Nuclear Medicine training program.
• 2 years experience as nuclear medicine technologist in a hospital setting.
• ARRT (R) or ARRT (N) or ARRT (T) or NMTCB certification.
• Texas Department of Health Medical Radiologic Technologist Certification.

Responsabilités

• Supervises assigned personnel and ensures productivity.
• Leads meetings and fosters open idea exchange.
• Maintains inventory and equipment service records; coordinates maintenance.
• Assesses impact of decisions across the organization and communicates with leadership.
• Gathers data to identify issues, defines problems, and evaluates solutions.
• Uses resources efficiently to meet departmental productivity standards.
• Supports radiopharmaceutical handling and safety policies.
• Complies with Code of Conduct and safety rules.

Connaissances

Leadership

Team management

Communication

Problem solving

Formation

Nuclear Medicine training program

Texas Radiologic Technologist Certification

Outils

Radiology equipment

Maintenance scheduling systems

Description du poste

Methodist Hospital Texsan is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our team. The role emphasizes supervising staff, optimizing sectional operations, and ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards in patient care.

The candidate must graduate from a Nuclear Medicine training program, hold ARRT (R/N/T) or NMTCB certification, and have at least 2 years of hospital-based nuclear medicine experience.