Nuclear Medicine Technologist (PRN)

Catalyst MedTech; Novi (MI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with employer match

Employee Assistance Program

Wellness Program

License fee reimbursement

Paid Time Off

Employee Referral Program

Job summary

Diagnostic Imaging Solutions (DIS) is seeking a licensed Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) to perform cardiac SPECT studies and mobile imaging at client sites. You will work with a Cardiac Stress Tech partner, ensuring high-quality results and strict safety standards.

Expect a Monday–Friday schedule with no on-call, weekends, or holidays. Travel involved; use EMR for documentation and follow ALARA radiation safety policies as you support patient care nationwide.

Qualifications

• Active NMTCB or ARRT(N) licensure or completion of an approved nuclear medicine program with pending NMTCB/ARRT(N) certification.
• State licensure in good standing if applicable.
• Ability to communicate effectively.
• Ability to push/pull medical equipment as a team.

Responsibilities

• Perform functional and perfusion rest and stress cardiac studies.
• Maintain daily quality control and radiation safety procedures.
• Document results in EMR and ensure regulatory compliance.
• Travel to client sites for mobile imaging operations with a company van.
• Assist with setup/tear down of equipment and inventory management.

Skills

Communication

Autonomy

Teamwork

Equipment handling

Education

Nuclear medicine program

Tools

EMR system

Job description

Diagnostic Imaging Solutions (DIS), a subsidiary of Catalyst MedTech, is the nationwide leader in mobile nuclear cardiology with a unique, direct to point-of-service healthcare model. We're looking for a licensed Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) who is a self- starter and enjoys being on the go while delivering exemplary patient care with their Cardiac Stress Tech partner.The DIS DifferenceNo nights or weekends!Competitive pay!No on-call or holiday shifts.Work as a team with your Cardiac Stress Tech partner.You’re a great fit if. . .You are a top-notch Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) committed to excellent patient care.You are a good communicator who cares about their patients.You enjoy working autonomously.You like a dynamic and fast paced work environment where teamwork is not just a term, but an integral part of our culture.You like being part of a team where our customers appreciate us taking care of their patients.Schedule: Monday – Friday, Daylight Hours. No call, no weekends, no holidays!ResponsibilitiesPerform functional and/or perfusion rest and stress cardiac studies, including image processing for physician review.Understand and implement all policies and procedures which include daily quality control, equipment operations, exam procedures, radiation safety, calibrating and transporting isotopes (when necessary) and ordering doses appropriately using electronic methods.Start IV’s using aseptic techniques.Administer prescribed isotopes and pharmaceuticals per national standards and company protocol.Maintain all federal, state, local, and regulatory requirements.Ensure patient safety while providing high quality testing.Perform daily quality control checks and calibrations on camera; complete required NRC/State documentation.Follow radiation safety policies and NRC/State guidelines for handling of radioactive pharmaceuticals, including but not limited to conducting daily surveys of hot lab, exam room, camera, and personnel.Accurately document patient test results and patient medical history using EMR. Additional administrative documentation may be required.May be responsible for conducting mobile operations to include the following:As a team, move, load, unload, and/or transport mobile imaging equipment using company van.As a team, preparation and tear down of operations at customer sites, including preparing and inventorying pharmaceuticals and medical supplies, load and unload equipment in/out of the van, setup and tear down diagnostic equipment at the customer site and disposal of medical waste.Documenting daily usage and occurrences with the company vehicle.Demonstrate a strong commitment to providing consistent, excellent customer service at all times.Travel to client sites as scheduled. Driving a company van and following Radiation Safety and DOT regulations for purpose of transporting equipment, medical supplies, radioactive material, and staff to customer site.Additional responsibilities as assigned.Minimum QualificationsActive NMTCB or ARRT(N) licensure OR successful completion of an approved nuclear medicine program with pending NMTCB/ARRT(N) certification.If applicable, a state licensure in good standing.Ability to communicate effectively.Ability to push/pull medical equipment as a team.Valid Drivers License.Working Conditions:Work is performed at outpatient imaging centers, hospitals, clinics, and/or physician offices with moderate to high patient volume. Our mobile teams focus on cardiac studies (SPECT) utilizing an upright GAMA camera. Team members must travel in all weather conditions in a company van, when applicable.Physical Demands:Ability to stand for periods of time.Walking, stooping, turning, and lifting up to 50 lbs.Ready to try something different where you are appreciated as an integral part of a dynamic team? Say goodbye to hospital life, take back your independence, and join the leader in nuclear cardiology. Apply Today!Our Perks!401(k) with employer matchEmployee Assistance ProgramWellness ProgramProfessional License fee reimbursementPaid Time OffEmployee Referral ProgramOccupational Exposure:As a company that is committed to following ALARA at all times, there is limited radiation exposure during nuclear medicine procedures. Technetium (Tc-99m) based radiopharmaceuticals are utilized for cardiac (SPECT) imaging studies. Performance of clinical job duties has a reasonable anticipated risk factor of occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens or other infectious materials. Employees are required to follow company’s Radiation Safety Policies, including the use of lead shielding, PPE, and practice universal precautions during patient care.