Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation
Location
Corsicana, Texas
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist I performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures, including preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals and operating imaging equipment like gamma cameras and PET scanners. This role involves ensuring radiation safety, maintaining accurate regulatory records, and collaborating with physicians to provide high-quality patient care and accurate diagnostic imaging.
Candidates must have 0-2 years of experience performing nuclear medicine procedures in a clinical or hospital setting, along with required licenses such as a Licensed Radiologic Technologist and ARDMS/ARRT/NMTCB certification, plus Basic Life Support (BCLS). Key abilities include proficiency in imaging techniques, knowledge of regulatory standards, and strong communication skills for patient interaction.
Sign-On Bonus Opportunities: $5k 1-Year Agreement $10k 2-Year Agreement
Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Insurance Generous Paid Time-Off (PTO) Matching 401(k) Opportunities for career advancement Rewards and recognition programs Additional perks and discounts Student Loan Repayment Job Summary
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist I is responsible for performing diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures under the supervision of a physician. This role includes preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment, ensuring radiation safety, and maintaining accurate records in compliance with regulatory standards. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist I collaborates with Radiologists, Cardiologists, and other healthcare professionals to provide accurate diagnostic imaging and high-quality patient care.
0-2 years of experience performing nuclear medicine procedures in a clinical or hospital setting required 2-4 years of experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in an acute care hospital setting preferred
Proficiency in nuclear medicine imaging techniques, radiopharmaceutical preparation, and radiation safety procedures. Strong knowledge of NRC, state, and federal regulations for nuclear medicine and radiation protection. Ability to recognize abnormal scan results and identify technical errors to improve imaging accuracy. Effective communication and patient care skills, ensuring comfort and understanding throughout procedures. Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills, particularly in equipment calibration and image optimization. Attention to detail in record-keeping, documentation, and compliance with regulatory requirements. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with radiologists, cardiologists, and other healthcare providers. Licenses and Certifications Licensed Radiologic Technologist as applicable by state required (N) ARDMS or ARRT - Nuclear Med Tech required or NMTCB - Nuclear Medicine Tech required BCLS - Basic Life Support required INDSURGIMG