Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist II — Precision Imaging

CHI; Bryan (TX); On-site; USD 54,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

St. Joseph Health in Bryan, TX seeks a Nuclear Med Tech II to perform specialized radionuclide-based diagnostic and therapeutic imaging. You will ensure patient care, operate gamma cameras and radiopharmaceutical processes, and uphold strict radiation safety with attention to detail.

The role requires CNMT/RTN certification, CPR-BLS, and at least 3 years of Nuclear Medicine experience, with potential mentorship of staff and education activities within a Level III trauma center setting.

Qualifications

• Three (3) years of experience in Nuclear Medicine.
• Medical Radigrapher: TX (MRAD)
• Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) OR Registered Technologist Nuclear Medicine Technology (RTN)
• CPR-BLS (W/ American Heart Association)
• Associates Degree (preferred)

Responsibilities

• Demonstrates mastery of all Nuc Med Tech I Accountabilities/Responsibilities and has completed a minimum of 1 year service in the Nuc Med Tech I position
• Performs in‑vitro/in‑vivo studies as outlined in the nuclear medicine procedure manuals. Makes determinations of the validity of the data collected before submission for interpretation
• Mentors new employees and students on the proper use of the camera/computer systems, study procedures
• Assists with the formal clinical/technical education process of the department by preparing and presenting 2 staff in‑services per year on a topical subject
• Independently performs all Functions regarding the safe and compliant operation of the radiopharmacy and all associated documentation. Educates and mentors qualified staff on proper radio, pharmacy procedures

Skills

Radiology safety

Patient care

Attention to detail

Education

Associates Degree

Tools

Gamma camera

Job description

St. Joseph Health in Bryan, TX seeks a Nuclear Med Tech II to perform specialized radionuclide-based diagnostic and therapeutic imaging. You will ensure patient care, operate gamma cameras and radiopharmaceutical processes, and uphold strict radiation safety with attention to detail.

The role requires CNMT/RTN certification, CPR-BLS, and at least 3 years of Nuclear Medicine experience, with potential mentorship of staff and education activities within a Level III trauma center setting.