PET)

Rezolut•Downey, CA

16d

About The Position

Rezolut Imaging is looking for a Nuclear Medicine/PET Technologist to join our team! Who is Rezolut? Rezolut is a national emerging platform of diagnostic medical imaging services. With a focus on four key platforms, our vision is to provide top-notch patient care partnered with innovative technology — to achieve better health outcomes.

Requirements

State of California Nuclear Medicine Technology (CNMT)
Valid State of California Radiologic Technology (CRT)
Valid National Certification of Nuclear Medicine Technology (NMTCB)
Valid State of California Fluoroscopy License
Valid State of California Venipuncture/IV Contrast License
Valid American Registry of Radiologic Technology Certification (ARRT)(N) and ARRT(R) or ARRT(CT)
A minimum 2 years experience within the past 36 months performing Nuclear Medicine Studies
Minimum of 1-year experience performing PET/CT
CPR For Healthcare Providers (AHA Approved Course)
Nuclear medical technological certification depending on state requirements
Prioritize work assignments and adjust tasks as needed
Ability to maintain confidential patient information
Establish and maintain effective relationships with customers and patients and gain their trust and respect
Demonstrates flexibility to meet department needs as they vary
Ability to work with minimum supervision within the guidelines set up by the department
Strong oral and written communication skills
Able to communicate effectively in a caring and courteous manner

Nice To Haves

BLS Certification
ARRT Certification
Medical Imaging: 1 year

Responsibilities

Perform NucMed / PET procedures.
Positions and instructs the patient, operates imaging equipment, and determines the technical factors.
Ensure correct marketing/labeling of all images.
Adheres compliance to with the State of California Radiation Safety Regulations and Federal Drug Administration regulations.
Provides and confirms proper documentation of procedures requested/performed, patient history, etc. to assist in diagnosis.
Perform organ imaging tests including full skeletal, cardiac blood pool, and major vascular blood pool tests
Consistently perform complex examinations and procedures, including injecting radiopharmaceuticals under the direct supervision of a radiologist
Monitor the patient to check for unusual reactions to the drugs
Operate equipment that creates images of areas in the body, such as images of organs
Examine machines to ensure that they are working properly
Keep detailed records of procedures
Explain test procedures and safety precautions to patients and provide them with assistance during procedures
Attain required approval and signature by nuclear medicine physicians