Nuclear Medicine Technologist

WELL Health Diagnostic Centres•Calgary, AB

3d•Onsite

About The Position

WELL Health Diagnostic Centres is seeking a skilled and certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist to prepare and administer radioactive materials for diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures. The clinic is located in central SW Calgary with excellent transit access and utilizes innovative, state-of-the-art technology. The company is a collaborative, fast-growing site with a strong patient experience, reflected in its high Google rating. Opportunities are available for full-time, part-time, and casual employment. WELL Health Diagnostic Centres is the largest operator of independent diagnostic health facilities in Ontario, with over 50 accredited locations offering cardiology, radiology, respirology, and sleep diagnostic services. They are committed to delivering shorter wait times, faster report turnaround, and the highest standard of patient care. The company is recognized as a top employer of choice, with distinctions such as Canada’s Best Managed Companies, Great Place to Work®, Canada’s Top Growing Companies, and the Consumer Choice Award. They offer opportunities for professional growth, competitive compensation, and a supportive culture.

Requirements

0-2 years of related experience – open to hiring new graduates!
Accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology diploma or a bachelor’s degree in medical Radiation Sciences
Current and valid Certificate of Registration with the Association of Medical Radiation Technologists of Alberta.
Current BLS Certification
WHMIS
Knowledge and proficiency in general nuclear medicine procedures.
Proficiency in computer programs; specifically, experience with Velox,
Demonstrated commitment to continuing education and training.
Strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
Strong organizational and interpersonal skills.
Demonstrated commitment to continuing education and training.
Demonstrate effective decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
A cheerful, positive attitude and the ability to work effectively with others as well as the ability to work independently and treat everyone with respect, dignity, and kindness.

Responsibilities

Responsible for ensuring patient identification, safety, and preparation are correct prior to starting nuclear medicine examination while maintaining patient confidentiality.
Ensure relevant patient history is documented.
Inform supervisor, or designated person, of unusual or abnormal cases.
Set up and adjust nuclear medicine equipment, maintaining established protocol.
Monitor supplies and notify supervisor of shortages.
Radio, pharmaceutical preparation, and quality management.
Perform Bone, brain, thyroid, liver, spleen, hepatobiliary, renal scans and lung procedures.
Perform I131 thyroid treatments, RBC liver/spleen scans.
Perform Nuclear cardiology tests including myocardial perfusion imaging, MUGA’s, and viability studies.
Ensure (and monitor) all quality control assessments are performed as required.
Observe and report all malfunctions in nuclear medicine equipment.
Follow manufacturer’s guidelines for operation, maintenance and minor trouble shooting.
Sign all required documentation.
Ensure abnormal and urgent cases are handled as outlined in departmental guidelines.
Clean, tidy, and disinfect nuclear equipment, change rooms and restroom.
Follow established health and safety procedures.
May be designated as Site RSO to perform duties associated with Radiation Protection Program, coordinating with the Corporate RSO when necessary.
Comply with all Company and Government Regulations.
Maintain continuing ARMDS registration and medical educational requirements necessary for ongoing certification.
Under the direction of the supervisor/manager, assists other staff members when workload is completed.
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Perform Rest and Stress myocardial imaging.