Nuclear Medicine Technologist: Patient-Centered Imaging

Atrium Health Floyd; Rome (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Atrium Health Floyd is seeking a qualified Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic radiopharmaceutical procedures under supervision in a radiology setting. The role emphasizes patient safety, accurate dosing, and collaboration with licensed practitioners.

The ideal candidate will hold a Nuclear Medicine Technology degree and be registry-eligible with BLS certification, maintaining ongoing professional development and compliance with radiation safety standards.

Qualifications

• Registered by ARRT (N) or NMTCB.
• BLS certification required.
• Graduate of Nuclear Medicine Technology program; registry eligible within 1 year of hire.

Responsibilities

• Prepares, administers and documents diagnostic doses of radiopharmaceuticals under the supervision of an Authorized User.
• Adheres to department radiation safety practices.
• Obtains medications, radiopharmaceuticals, or contrast materials as directed for administration by a licensed practitioner, authorized/certified technologist, or registered nurse.
• Obtains brief patient history and records all pertinent information on finished exams (dose information, patient data, dates, views).
• Verifies the patient using appropriate patient identifiers and prepares patient for the procedure.
• Explains the procedure to the patient and family members.
• Performs organ concentration and excretion measurements to provide diagnostic information.
• Maintains an on-going self-study program to ensure competence and knowledge in new techniques or radiopharmaceuticals.

Skills

Growth and development knowledge

Oral and written communication

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology degree

Tools

Survey meters

Job description

Atrium Health Floyd is seeking a qualified Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic radiopharmaceutical procedures under supervision in a radiology setting. The role emphasizes patient safety, accurate dosing, and collaboration with licensed practitioners.

The ideal candidate will hold a Nuclear Medicine Technology degree and be registry-eligible with BLS certification, maintaining ongoing professional development and compliance with radiation safety standards.