PET/SPECT Technologist – Hybrid PET-CT Specialist

Best Star Group - FZE; Florida; Presencial; USD 90.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Best Star Group - FZE seeks an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform complex SPECT and PET-CT scans, calibrate equipment, and ensure QA procedures are followed. The role requires active NMTCB/ARRT credentials, unrestricted licensure, and strong patient-care skills.

The candidate will position patients per guidelines, manage venous access, and document findings in electronic health records while upholding radiation safety standards.

Formación

• Active credentials via NMTCB, ARRT Nuclear Medicine, or a recognized national licensing body.
• Unrestricted state operational credentialing for nuclear medicine procedures.
• Local state Nuclear Medicine Technologist license.

Responsabilidades

• Execute complex molecular, SPECT, and positron emission scans.
• Calibrate diagnostic machinery and conduct continuous quality assurance checks.
• Prepare patients for diagnostic procedures, ensuring optimal anatomical positioning per clinical guidelines.
• Handle venous access and safely dispense targeted radiotracers.
• Inspect output telemetry and image datasets for diagnostic clarity prior to radiologist review.
• Enforce strict ionizing radiation protocols and aseptic cross-contamination controls.
• Ensure compassionate patient monitoring and log precise clinical documentation within electronic health systems.

Conocimientos

Interpersonal communication

Clinical troubleshooting

Technical versatility

Educación

NMTCB/ARRT Nuclear Medicine credential

State licensure (Nuclear Medicine Technologist)

Unrestricted licensure

Descripción del empleo

Best Star Group - FZE seeks an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform complex SPECT and PET-CT scans, calibrate equipment, and ensure QA procedures are followed. The role requires active NMTCB/ARRT credentials, unrestricted licensure, and strong patient-care skills.

The candidate will position patients per guidelines, manage venous access, and document findings in electronic health records while upholding radiation safety standards.