Trinity Health·Livonia, Michigan
The technologist prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals and assists patients with imaging positions. They are responsible for operating and calibrating departmental equipment, including SPECT systems, and ensuring adherence to radiation safety policies.
Employment type: Part time
Location: Trinity Health Livonia
Contingent - Rotating Shift
Certified technologist to cover on-call, weekend coverage, weekday coverage and Holiday coverage for technologist on medical leave. Able to perform nuclear medicine procedures, quality control and venipuncture as needed by the department.
Prepares diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals.
Administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients after explaining procedure and obtaining complete patient history.
Physically assists patients in assuming required imaging positions to ensure that complete diagnostic studies are obtained.
Calibrates and operates thyroid uptake systems, Geiger counters, dose calibrators and other departmental equipment.
Calibrates and operates computerized imaging systems, including SPECT, to image, process, and photograph patient studies.
Develops film and reviews them with Radiologist. Follows departmental safety policies, including infection control and radiation safety.
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Candidates must be graduates of a Nuclear Medicine Technology school and registered with ARRT or NMTCB. Experience in a busy hospital setting and proficiency with SPECT and Nuclear Cardiology are highly desirable.
Market context
In Michigan, nuclear medicine technologist openings are often driven by hospital imaging demand and the need for staff who can support both routine studies and specialized cardiac imaging. These roles can be competitive because employers typically look for graduates of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program, current ARRT or NMTCB registration, and experience with SPECT and Nuclear Cardiology. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm the original posting for any site-specific clinical expectations.