Nuclear Medicine Technologist: Advanced Imaging & QA

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health in Providence, RI seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform routine studies, operate gamma cameras and related equipment, and support physicians in the Nuclear Medicine program.

The role emphasizes patient-centered care for adult and geriatric populations, adherence to safety procedures, quality assurance, and accurate record-keeping, with day shifts and opportunities for professional development.

Qualifications

• Completion of formal training in an approved School of Nuclear Medicine Technology.
• Maintains current license to practice in the State of Rhode Island.
• Must hold current Nuclear Medicine ARRT or CNMT certification.
• Interpersonal skills to interact with patients and staff effectively.
• Ability to operate nuclear medicine equipment and calculate radiopharmaceuticals.

Responsibilities

• Schedules and performs patient studies and analysis as outlined in procedures.
• Operates gamma cameras, uptake units, dose calibrator and related equipment.
• Processes images and inputs information in PACS; verifies images for radiologist review.
• Bills patients accurately for supplies and codes.
• Performs quality assurance on imaging and monitoring instruments.
• Performs daily wipe tests and prepares radiopharmaceutical kits.
• Dispenses and administers radiopharmaceuticals with accurate record-keeping.
• Maintains safety and disposal records for radioactive materials.
• Transports patients and performs housekeeping duties as needed.
• Trains new staff and participates in ongoing professional development.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Equipment operation

Attention to detail

Patient interaction

Radiation safety

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology program

Tools

MAK

Syngo

PACS

Lifelinks

Job description

Brown University Health in Providence, RI seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform routine studies, operate gamma cameras and related equipment, and support physicians in the Nuclear Medicine program.

The role emphasizes patient-centered care for adult and geriatric populations, adherence to safety procedures, quality assurance, and accurate record-keeping, with day shifts and opportunities for professional development.