Nuclear Medicine Technologist I

Saint Francis Health System

10d•Onsite

About The Position

This full-time position is part of a float pool supporting General Nuclear Medicine and PET services across four locations. The schedule is days, Monday through Friday, with shared call responsibilities: overnight weekday call approximately every 12 days and weekend call approximately once every three months, depending on team rotation. The role is based at Saint Francis Cancer Center Radiology - Yale Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Technologists use multidisciplinary skills to perform procedures using sealed and unsealed radionuclides and radiation-detecting equipment in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. They perform technical exams, operate equipment, prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals and other agents under physician direction, maintain regulatory records and quality controls, and support a safe, orderly examination environment. The position is designated safety sensitive under Oklahoma law. New hires may be eligible for a $15,000 sign-on bonus in exchange for a two-year work agreement.

Requirements

Graduate from an AMA-approved Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
CNMT certification or ARRT (N) license.
CPR certification and DOT Hazmat certification.
Six months to one year of related work experience.
Excellent time-management, multitasking, organizational, and prioritization skills.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Effective interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills with a broad spectrum of individuals.

Nice To Haves

Experience in both General Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging.
Food Handlers Permit.

Responsibilities

Perform technical exams accurately and in a timely manner, including operating equipment, transferring and positioning patients, and providing a safe environment for procedures.
Perform and document equipment quality control to ensure calibration, regulatory compliance, and operation within specifications.
Prepare, administer, dispose of, and document radiopharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, oral contrast, and IV contrast under the direction of the physician authorized user and department protocols.
Document and maintain records of shipping, receiving, use, storage, and disposal of radioisotopes according to NRC, DEQ, and SFHS policies.
Document and maintain room surveys, wipe tests, and bioassays, and assist with quality attainment programs.
Schedule exams, verify physician written orders, and send documentation to medical records.
Maintain the orderliness and cleanliness of rooms and equipment, and stock supplies and linen as needed.
Cross-train in other department technologies as required for personnel utilization.
Participate in emergency callback and shared weekday overnight and weekend call rotations.