Nuclear Medicine Imaging Technologist I

Lifespan; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 95,054 - 97,809; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health in Providence seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform in-vivo procedures, calculate dosages of radiopharmaceuticals, and operate gamma cameras for diagnostic imaging. The role requires accurate handling of radiopharmaceuticals and patient positioning.

The ideal candidate will ensure safety, quality control, and maintain patient records while supporting training of students in a clinical setting.

Qualifications

• Completion of accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
• Current Rhode Island license to practice.
• Certification by ARRT NM or NMTCB.
• Interpersonal skills to interact effectively with patients, staff and physicians.
• Ability to operate Nuclear Medicine equipment as per standard procedures.

Responsibilities

• Explain procedures to patients to reduce anxiety.
• Calculate and administer radiopharmaceutical dosages.
• Operate gamma cameras and scanners to acquire images.
• Adjust equipment controls to ensure image quality.
• Perform quality control on all Nuclear Medicine equipment.
• Handle patient charts, scheduling and record-keeping.
• Assist in Nuclear Medicine training and supervision of students.
• Maintain lab and exam area cleanliness and organization.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Analytical ability

Equipment operation

Patient care

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology training

Tools

Gamma cameras

Scanners

Job description

Brown University Health in Providence seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform in-vivo procedures, calculate dosages of radiopharmaceuticals, and operate gamma cameras for diagnostic imaging. The role requires accurate handling of radiopharmaceuticals and patient positioning.

The ideal candidate will ensure safety, quality control, and maintain patient records while supporting training of students in a clinical setting.