Nuclear Medicine Tech PRN

BHS•Louisville, KY

13d

About The Position

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs diagnostic procedures using gamma cameras, assay instruments, and related equipment with limited supervision. The role includes gathering patient histories, preparing documentation, and maintaining accurate records to support quality imaging and interpretation. The technologist maintains quality control on assigned instruments, follows radiation safety standards (ALARA), and manipulates imaging data to obtain diagnostic information. The position also involves positioning and monitoring patients, preparing and administering radionuclides under physician direction, and using equipment according to established protocols. The technologist is expected to maintain professional conduct, department cleanliness, and compliance with dress code and safety standards; communicate effectively with radiologists and other healthcare staff; transport patients when needed; participate in training; and perform other duties as assigned. The position requires a minimum of two shifts per month and offers work in a supportive team environment focused on patient care.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine Technology.
KBMIRT certification at time of hire.
NMTCB and/or ARRT certification within 90 days of hire.
Current BCLS certification within 90 days of hire.
DOT certification within 90 days of hire and every three years thereafter.

Responsibilities

Perform diagnostic procedures using gamma cameras, assay instruments, and related equipment with limited supervision.
Gather patient histories, prepare documentation, and maintain accurate records.
Maintain quality control on all assigned instruments and follow radiation safety standards, including ALARA.
Manipulate imaging data to obtain diagnostic information.
Position and monitor patients during procedures.
Prepare and administer radionuclides under physician direction.
Use equipment according to established protocols.
Maintain professional conduct, department cleanliness, and adherence to dress code and safety standards.
Communicate effectively with radiologists and other healthcare staff.
Transport patients when needed.
Participate in training activities and perform other duties as assigned.