Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Imaging & QC

Jobtome; Columbus (ND); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

OhioHealth in Columbus, OH is looking for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to operate imaging devices and radiopharmaceutical procedures. The role requires ARRT NM or NMTCB CNMT certification and an associate degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology.

Responsibilities include scintigraphic scanning, image analysis, dose preparation, quality control, patient education, and collaboration with physicians to ensure safe, high-quality patient care within a high-reliability organization.

Qualifications

• Associate's Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology is required.
• Registered with NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT NM is required.
• BLS certification is required.
• Familiarity with nuclear medicine department operations and safety procedures.

Responsibilities

• 55% performs scintigraphic scanning as prescribed by physician.
• 25% performs image manipulation and quantitative studies.
• Archives patient studies on computer and quality control studies.
• 5% receives, stores, and prepares radioactive and non-radioactive materials for patient doses.
• 5% performs quality control and maintenance procedures for scanning and monitors statistics.
• 3% consults with physicians and shows images to radiologist or cardiologist.
• 2% administers radiopharmaceuticals under physician direction.
• Demonstrates sensitivity to patient needs through good communication.
• Provides patient education, assessment, monitoring and overall care.

Education

Associate's Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology

ARRT - Nuclear Medicine Certification

NMTCB - CNMT Certification

BLS Certification

Job description

OhioHealth in Columbus, OH is looking for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to operate imaging devices and radiopharmaceutical procedures. The role requires ARRT NM or NMTCB CNMT certification and an associate degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology.

Responsibilities include scintigraphic scanning, image analysis, dose preparation, quality control, patient education, and collaboration with physicians to ensure safe, high-quality patient care within a high-reliability organization.