Nuclear Medicine Rad Tech: Lead & QC Specialist

Rapides Regional Medical Center; Alexandria (LA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits program

Dental & vision coverage

401(k) with company match

Tuition assistance & education support

Fertility and family building support

Life insurance

Job summary

Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria, LA, is seeking a Nuclear Medicine-Rad Tech to support daily Nuclear Medicine operations, QC/QA, and dose preparation under supervision. Responsibilities include patient flow coordination, scanner operation, and safety compliance with radiopharmaceuticals.

The role requires licensure in Louisiana, NMTCB/ARRT certification, and current CPR. The team emphasizes patient care and adherence to safety standards in a dynamic hospital setting.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine Technology.
• Current Louisiana State Licensure.
• Current NMTCB or ARRT Certification.
• BCLS for Healthcare Providers within 30 days of hire.
• ACLS for Healthcare Providers within 30 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate daily operations with lead technologist and manage QC/QA for equipment.
• Perform diagnostic exams and radiopharmaceutical dosing under supervision.
• Prepare and measure doses; calibrate and operate scanners or cameras.
• Ensure safe receipt, handling and disposal of radioactive materials.
• Assist or act as charge technologist in their absence; order supplies as needed.
• Follow radiation safety policies and patient care protocols for all ages.

Skills

Nuclear Medicine

Patient care

Quality control

Safety procedures

Education

Accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program

Tools

Geiger counters

Scintillation cameras

Calibration equipment

Job description

Rapides Regional Medical Center in Alexandria, LA, is seeking a Nuclear Medicine-Rad Tech to support daily Nuclear Medicine operations, QC/QA, and dose preparation under supervision. Responsibilities include patient flow coordination, scanner operation, and safety compliance with radiopharmaceuticals.

The role requires licensure in Louisiana, NMTCB/ARRT certification, and current CPR. The team emphasizes patient care and adherence to safety standards in a dynamic hospital setting.