Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Flexible Schedule & On-Call

NYU Langone Health; New York (NY); On-site; USD 111,522 - 124,144; Full time

Job summary

NYU Langone Health seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (FGP) for the Rego Park location. Responsibilities include patient care, radiopharmaceutical preparation, imaging, data management, and safety compliance in a high-volume clinical setting.

Minimum qualifications include an accredited degree in radiologic technology, NYS licensure in nuclear medicine, ARRT-N or NMTCB certification, and BLS. The role requires adaptability to shift schedules and collaboration with the healthcare team.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree or Certificate from an accredited School of Radiologic Technology.
• Must have a New York State Radiologic Technologist License in Nuclear Medicine.
• Must also have ARRT in Nuclear Medicine or NMTCB Certification.
• A current New York State Nuclear Medicine Technologist License, required.
• Certification from ARRT-N or NMTCB, required.
• BLS Certification, required.

Responsibilities

• Verify patient identity using approved protocols and review physician orders for accuracy.
• Explain procedures clearly and obtain consent when required.
• Prepare patients for procedures, ensuring comfort, privacy, and safety.
• Administer radiopharmaceuticals and perform imaging and non-imaging procedures per established protocols.
• Monitor patients throughout procedures and respond to any adverse reactions or emergencies.
• Adjust imaging techniques and protocols based on patient condition and clinical indications.
• Operate nuclear medicine imaging equipment, including gamma cameras and related systems.
• Acquire, process, and evaluate diagnostic images for quality and completeness.
• Format, archive, and transmit imaging data to PACS in proper anatomical presentation.
• Perform data analysis and provide results to physicians for interpretation.
• Troubleshoot technical issues and adapt procedures to optimize diagnostic outcomes.
• Prepare, calculate, and verify radiopharmaceutical doses using appropriate techniques and dose calibrators.
• Handle, store, and dispose of radioactive materials in accordance with safety regulations.
• Perform generator elution and prepare radiopharmaceuticals per manufacturer guidelines.
• Conduct wipe tests and ensure proper labeling and handling of radioactive materials.
• Adhere to all radiation safety protocols and regulatory requirements.
• Minimize radiation exposure to patients, staff, and self.
• Perform contamination surveys and decontamination procedures as required.
• Maintain compliance with local, state, and federal regulations.
• Perform routine quality control checks on imaging equipment and dose calibrators.
• Maintain accurate records of radiopharmaceutical preparation, administration, and disposal.
• Document imaging procedures, patient interactions, and quality assurance activities.
• Ensure completeness and accuracy of all required logs and reports.
• Utilize Hospital Information Systems (HIS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS), and PACS.
• Accurately document patient workflow, including exam start, completion, and departure times.
• Schedule and modify exams as needed within system workflows.
• Maintain cleanliness and readiness of work areas and equipment.
• Assist physicians during procedures as needed.
• Coordinate with healthcare team members to ensure efficient patient care.
• Adapt workflow to accommodate STAT and emergency cases.
• Recognize and elevate medical emergencies appropriately.
• Provide guidance and supervision to students during clinical training.
• Evaluate student performance and support skill development.

Education

Associate's Degree or Certificate from an accredited School of Radiologic Technology

Tools

ARRT-N or NMTCB Certification

New York State Radiologic Technologist License (Nuclear Medicine)

Job description

NYU Langone Health seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (FGP) for the Rego Park location. Responsibilities include patient care, radiopharmaceutical preparation, imaging, data management, and safety compliance in a high-volume clinical setting.

Minimum qualifications include an accredited degree in radiologic technology, NYS licensure in nuclear medicine, ARRT-N or NMTCB certification, and BLS. The role requires adaptability to shift schedules and collaboration with the healthcare team.