Community Health Systems Professional Services Corporation·Gadsden, Alabama
Performs advanced diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures using specialized imaging equipment and radiopharmaceuticals. Ensures patient safety, maintains equipment calibration, and adheres to strict regulatory and radiation safety standards.
Full Time Mon - Friday
Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, Vision) Life Insurance 401(k) with matching Student Loan Repayment: Up to $10,000 Educational Assistance Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package Paid Time Off Available Job Summary
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist II performs advanced diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures using radiopharmaceuticals and specialized imaging equipment. This role is responsible for ensuring patient safety, preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, maintaining equipment, and adhering to all regulatory and radiation safety standards. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist II collaborates with Physicians, Radiologists, and healthcare professionals to provide accurate diagnostic imaging and high-quality patient care. This position also assists with department operations, quality control, and regulatory compliance efforts to ensure efficient and safe nuclear medicine services.
2-4 years of experience performing nuclear medicine imaging procedures in a clinical or hospital setting required Experience with advanced nuclear medicine procedures, including SPECT and therapy applications in an acute care setting preferred
Advanced proficiency in nuclear medicine imaging techniques, radiopharmaceutical handling, and radiation safety procedures. Strong knowledge of NRC, state, and federal regulations for nuclear medicine operations and compliance. Ability to troubleshoot nuclear medicine equipment, ensuring proper operation and timely maintenance. Effective communication and patient care skills, ensuring comfort and understanding during procedures. Strong problem-solving and analytical skills, particularly in quality control and equipment troubleshooting. Attention to detail and ability to accurately document and report imaging studies, radiopharmaceutical administration, and safety compliance data. Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with radiologists, cardiologists, and other healthcare professionals. 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
Requires 2-4 years of clinical experience in nuclear medicine imaging and a valid state license as a Radiologic Technologist. Must hold certifications from ARDMS, ARRT, or NMTCB, along with Basic Life Support (BCLS) certification.
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