Cardiac Nuclear Medicine SPECT/PET-CT Technologist

Cardiovascular Associates of America•Port Orange, FL

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About The Position

The Cardiac Nuclear Medicine SPECT/PET-CT Technologist performs specialized cardiac imaging procedures in an outpatient office-based cardiology setting to help physicians diagnose and evaluate cardiovascular disease. The role includes preparing patients, administering radiopharmaceuticals, acquiring and processing images, performing equipment quality control, and maintaining radiation safety while delivering efficient, high-quality patient care. The position is based in an outpatient cardiology office or cardiac imaging center. It involves direct patient care, operation of nuclear imaging equipment, handling radiopharmaceuticals, and maintaining a safe, organized clinical environment. Duties and qualifications may be adjusted based on office requirements, applicable regulations, and the technologist’s credentials and scope of practice.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
Current NMTCB or ARRT(N) certification, as required by the employer.
State licensure or authorization to practice, if applicable.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Knowledge of nuclear cardiology, radiopharmaceuticals, and radiation safety.
Proficiency in cardiac image acquisition, processing, and quality control.
Strong patient care, communication, and organizational skills.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a busy outpatient cardiology office.

Nice To Haves

Experience in cardiac nuclear imaging, including SPECT and PET/CT.

Responsibilities

Perform cardiac SPECT and PET/CT imaging procedures, including myocardial perfusion studies.
Prepare patients for imaging and explain procedures and preparation requirements.
Administer radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with established protocols and applicable regulations.
Perform image acquisition, reconstruction, processing, and quality assessment.
Assist with exercise and pharmacologic stress testing within authorized scope of practice.
Monitor patients during procedures and promptly report changes in patient condition.
Operate imaging equipment and perform routine quality control procedures.
Maintain radiation safety practices and accurate documentation of imaging procedures and radiopharmaceutical administration.
Coordinate with cardiologists, office staff, and clinical personnel to support efficient scheduling and daily patient workflow.
Maintain compliance with office policies, infection control standards, and applicable regulatory requirements.