Senior Nuclear Medicine Technologist & Imaging Specialist

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to support imaging studies for adult and geriatric patients. The role involves operating gamma cameras and related equipment, processing images in PACS, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met within a comprehensive academic health system.

You will perform daily QA, assist Radiology physicians, and participate in training new staff and students, contributing to high-value patient care and departmental accreditation

Qualifications

• Schedules and performs patient studies per department procedures.
• Operates gamma cameras, uptake units, dose calibrator and related equipment.
• Inputs and verifies information in PACS for radiologist review.
• Maintains equipment and performs daily quality assurance checks.

Responsibilities

• Transports patients as needed.
• Performs housekeeping duties in hot lab and injection rooms.
• Trains new staff and students as assigned by lead technologist.
• Ensures radiation safety according to Radiation Safety Manual.
• Performs documentation, quality control and education tasks as required.

Skills

PACS

LifeChart

Gamma cameras

Radiopharmaceuticals

Tools

PACS

LifeChart

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to support imaging studies for adult and geriatric patients. The role involves operating gamma cameras and related equipment, processing images in PACS, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met within a comprehensive academic health system.

You will perform daily QA, assist Radiology physicians, and participate in training new staff and students, contributing to high-value patient care and departmental accreditation