Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Advanced Imaging & Patient Care

Jobtome; Grand Prairie (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Parkland is hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic procedures using Gamma cameras, SPECT/CT and PET/CT. The role requires graduation from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program, active MRT certification from the Texas Medical Board, and ARRT CNMT/N certification within 6 months of hire.

CPR is required or obtained during orientation. Responsibilities include quality control of equipment, collaboration with physicians, and thorough documentation of procedures.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited college program in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Science, or allied health field.
• Active MRT certification from Texas Medical Board.
• ARRT certification in Nuclear Medicine (N) or CNMT within 6 months of hire.
• Current Healthcare Provider CPR (or obtained during orientation)

Responsibilities

• Performs quality control measures on nuclear medicine equipment and devices; ensures quality management for procedures.
• Confers with physicians to determine appropriate procedures for effective operations.
• Documents all laboratory operations, handling of radioactive materials, and patient procedures; ensure compliance with guidelines.
• Identifies ways to improve work processes and customer satisfaction; reports to management.
• Provides clinical instructions for Radiology students and residents; share knowledge with staff.
• Keeps up with developments in nuclear medicine and maintains licensure; participates in professional organizations.
• Maintains knowledge of applicable rules and guidelines; develops internal controls to ensure compliance.

Skills

Nuclear medicine

EKG basics

IV injections

Gamma cameras

SPECT/CT PET/CT

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology program or allied health

Job description

Parkland is hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic procedures using Gamma cameras, SPECT/CT and PET/CT. The role requires graduation from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program, active MRT certification from the Texas Medical Board, and ARRT CNMT/N certification within 6 months of hire.

CPR is required or obtained during orientation. Responsibilities include quality control of equipment, collaboration with physicians, and thorough documentation of procedures.