Radiology - Nuclear Med Tech

Cynet Health; Lafayette (CO); On-site; USD 60,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a 13-week Radiology assignment in Colorado. The technologist will perform Nuclear Medicine procedures to obtain physician-specified imaging results and assist with patient transfers and examinations.

You must have two years of Nuclear Medicine experience, NMTCB or ARRT/NM certification, and BLS. The role includes 36-hour shifts, 5x7.2 day shifts with rotating calls and holidays, and strict radiation safety practices.

Qualifications

• Two years of experience in Nuclear Medicine.
• Must have NMTCB or ARRT/NM certification.
• BLS certification required.
• Experience with radiology imaging equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform Nuclear Medicine procedures to obtain imaging results according to physician specifications.
• Transfer patients and assist with Nuclear Medicine examinations.
• Operate imaging equipment safely and maintain quality images.
• Coordinate examinations to ensure timeliness and patient care.

Skills

Nuclear Medicine Procedures

Nuclear Medicine Imaging

Radioisotopes

ALARA Radiation Safety

Sterile Technique

Patient Transfer & Positioning

Education

NMTCB certification or ARRT/NM certification

BLS - American Heart Association

Job description

Radiology - Nuclear Med Tech

Profession: Tech

Specialty: Nuclear Medicine

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 5x7.2 Day 8 rotating call and holidays

Hours per Shift: 36

Experience: Two years of experience

License: NMTCB certification or an ARRT/NM certification

Certifications: BLS - American Heart Association

Must-Have:

• Nuclear Medicine Procedures
• Nuclear Medicine Imaging
• Radioisotopes
• Clienttion Safety Measures (ALARA)
• Sterile Technique

Description:In this position, the Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs Nuclear Medicine procedures to obtain desired imaging results according to physician specifications.Responsibilities include transferring patients for examinations and assisting with the Nuclear Medicine examination process.The technologist is responsible for the appropriate operation of all Nuclear Medicine imaging and related equipment.They educate, position, immobilize, and perform Nuclear Medicine procedures.Coordination of Nuclear Medicine examinations ensures timeliness, quality, and continuity of patient care.The technologist understands and follows provider imaging orders correctly.They submit required images and related clinical information to the Radiologist for interpretation.Evaluation of image quality is a critical aspect of the role.Effective communication with patients, coworkers, Radiologists, and leadership is essential.They utilize, charge, and maintain department supplies appropriately.Practicing sterile technique and following infection prevention policies are required.The ability to handle multiple tasks or projects and meet deadlines is important.The technologist safely performs Nuclear Medicine procedures, including patient transfer.They prepare and administer radioisotopes according to Radiologist protocol.Following radiation safety measures (ALARA) ensures patient and staff safety.Maintaining adequate records of radioisotope receipts, use, storage, and disposal in accordance with state and federal guidelines is mandatory.The position requires a personal radiation monitoring badge (dosimeter).Effective and diplomatic communication within a multi-functional team is necessary.Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are required.The technologist must successfully function in a fast-paced, service-oriented environment.Experience with computers, including the Microsoft Office Suite, is needed, as well as the ability to learn applications relevant to the position.