Sarah Bush Lincoln·Mattoon, Illinois
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs diagnostic imaging scans using radiopharmaceuticals and manages the safe handling and disposal of nuclear materials. They are responsible for preparing doses, conducting equipment quality checks, and ensuring compliance with IEMA regulations.
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for utilizing radiopharmaceuticals to perform diagnostic imaging scanning of specific organs of the body. They are also responsible for quality control and proper handling and disposal of nuclear material in accordance with regulatory bodies.
Department: Nuclear Medicine
Hours: Full-Time, 40 hours a week
required: AS Degree, ARRT (R) within 1 year of hire, Nuclear Medicine Board Certified, IEMA, BLS within 90 days of hire
Accurately prepares injection of doses of radioactive material and administers radioactive material to patient in an appropriate manner., Accurately surveys radioactive shipments and logs results., Actively participates in radioisotope meetings., Assembles and prepares patient information and documentation as required., In accordance with IEMA regulations, performs wipe test and surveys, prepares and logs all radiopharmaceuticals, calculates and logs decayed dosage times, performs resolution check of camera, stores low level radioactive material and disposes of decayed material., Orders radiopharmaceuticals as needed in a timely and accurate manner., Performs necessary checks of equipment including dose calibrator and records data in accordance with the policies and procedures., Performs procedures in accordance with rules and regulations set forth by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA)., Prepares syringes for camera quality control. Measures and logs results as needed., Thoroughly explains the nature and the procedure of the test to the patient.
Associate's Degree (Required)ARRT - Nuclear Medicine Technology (N) - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), ARRT - Radiography (R) - (within 1 year of hire) - American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT), BLS or CPR certification (within 90 days of hire) - Sarah Bush Lincoln, Graduate of a Radiologic Technologist Program - Sarah Bush Lincoln, IEMA - Illinois Emergency Management Agency - State of Illinois, Nuclear Medical Technologist Board Certificatin - Sarah Bush Lincoln
$37.23 - $57.71
Pay based on experience
Market context
In Illinois, Nuclear Medicine Technologist roles are typically driven by hospital and imaging-center needs for certified staff who can support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. This role is competitive because employers usually want a formal Nuclear Medicine program, an IEMA License, ARRT(NM) or NMTCB registry, and Basic Life Support, with one year of experience preferred. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your registry, licensure, and CEU history before applying.
