PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Imaging & Patient Care

Medical University of South Carolina; Lancaster (SC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Part time

Job summary

The Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA) seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging and safely administer radiopharmaceuticals in a hospital setting. You will generate high-quality images, ensure patient comfort, and uphold radiation safety standards.

PRN position with flexible shifts; requires ARRT/SCRQSA credentials and BLS; graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program; collaboration with physicians is essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
• ARRT certified or eligible preferred.
• BLS certification required.

Responsibilities

• Perform a variety of nuclear medicine imaging procedures using specialized equipment.
• Prepare and administer radioactive compounds safely and accurately.
• Demonstrate proficiency in IV placement to prevent extravasation.
• Process imaging data and perform computer-enhanced image analysis.
• Provide physicians with diagnostic-quality images and relevant patient information.
• Ensure adherence to radiation safety protocols and regulatory standards.
• Deliver excellent patient care with strong communication and professionalism.
• Demonstrate outstanding customer service at all times.

Skills

Nuclear medicine imaging

Radiopharmaceutical administration

Radiation safety

IV placement

Patient care

Image data analysis

Education

Accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program

Job description

The Medical University Hospital Authority (MUHA) seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging and safely administer radiopharmaceuticals in a hospital setting. You will generate high-quality images, ensure patient comfort, and uphold radiation safety standards.

PRN position with flexible shifts; requires ARRT/SCRQSA credentials and BLS; graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program; collaboration with physicians is essential.