Sentara Health·Harrisonburg, Virginia
The technologist conducts general Nuclear Medicine imaging under physician direction, involving patient positioning and the competent preparation, dose management, and administration of radiopharmaceuticals and radioisotopes. They are also responsible for operating radiation-producing equipment, maintaining documentation, and adhering to all quality control and assurance standards.
City/State: Harrisonburg, VA
Work Shift: First (Days)
Sentara RMH Medical Center, in Harrisonburg, VA, is currently hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist II to join our team in a full time, day shift position. Please note, we are able to provide PET training for qualified candidates!
Conducts general Nuclear Medicine imaging of patients, within scope of demonstrated competency under the direction of a qualified physician, to include: positioning of patient for demonstration of correct anatomy/pathology.
Competent in preperation, dose management and administration of radiopharmceuticals, radioisotopes, operation of radiation producing equipment, operation of the electronic radiology systems, preparation of patient room/equipment, provides patient and family education and maintains adequate supply inventory.
Explains examination procedure and discharge instructions to patient and completes departmental documentation.
Complies with all radioactive activity monitoring and documentation.
Performs to all quality control and quality assurance standards as prescribed by all state, federal, and local agencies.
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Sentara Health is an equal opportunity employer and prides itself on the diversity and inclusiveness of its close to an almost 30,000-member workforce. Diversity, inclusion, and belonging is a guiding principle of the organization to ensure its workforce reflects the communities it serves.
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Candidates must possess a Trade School degree in Radiologic Technology or a Bachelor's Degree in Nuclear Medicine. Required licensure includes certification by ARRT or CNMT, along with current BLS certification.
Market context
In Virginia, Nuclear Medicine Technologist roles are typically tied to hospitals, imaging centers, and specialty clinics that need certified staff for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Competition often centers on current CNMT or RT-NM certification, BLS, and experience with advanced imaging workflows; a Registered Radiologic Technologist credential can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your certifications and tailor your resume to the exact imaging modalities listed.
