- NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT(N) Registration
- DOT certification
- CPR (AHA)
Certification Details
- Perform technical exams accurately and in a timely fashion.
- Patient type includes outpatients, inpatients and emergent patients, from low to high acuity.
- Perform and document quality control on all equipment to ensure that it is within the calibration date, meets regulatory compliance standards, and verify it operates within the set specifications.
- Preparation, administration, disposal, and documentation of radiopharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, oral contrast, and IV contrast under the direction of the physician authorized user, and the protocols set by the Medical Director of the department.
- Accurately documents and maintains records of shipping, receiving use, storage, and disposal of all radioisotopes per NRC, DEQ, and the health systems policies.
- Accurately document and maintain room surveys and wipe tests, bioassays, and assist in quality attainment programs.
- Schedule exams, verify physician written orders, and send documentation to medical records.
- Maintain orderliness and cleanliness of rooms and equipment.
- Stock supplies and linen as needed.
- Time management, multitasking, organizational, and prioritizing skills required.
Job Details
- EXPERIENCE MINIMUM TWO YEARS IN GENERAL NUCLEAR MEDICINE.
- PET/CT IMAGING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
- Oncology PET experience highly desirable.
- Epic experience preferred.
- REQUIRED experience with: GE gamma camera and Siemens PET/CT scanner equipment.
- REQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS & REGISTRATION: NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT(N) Registration; DOT certification and CPR (AHA).
- REQUIRED EDUCATION: Graduation from an AMA approved program in Radiology/Nuclear Medicine Technology.
- Patient volume will vary between 10-15 patients per day.
Job Requirements