Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Sutter Health•Davis, CA

About The Position

At Sutter Davis Hospital, the Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs routine and specialized radiology procedures to produce quality images for physicians and other healthcare providers to diagnose, treat, monitor, and prevent injury or disease. The technologist works independently, using sound judgment and clinical skills to perform procedures safely and precisely and deliver accurate results in a timely manner. The role builds patient and care-team confidence through patient assessment, monitoring, and effective communication, while following applicable regulations, codes, policies, and procedures to protect privacy and safety. The technologist may also perform specific procedures and help orient other department staff. This is a limited-term, part-time, non-exempt position with a variable schedule of 24 hours per week. Shifts are varied, and the role requires working every other weekend. The listed pay range is $59.58 to $83.40 per hour; actual starting pay may depend on factors including experience, education, skills, licensure, certifications, training, and organizational needs. Eligible positions include a comprehensive benefits package.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technologist Program before the start date.
ARRT (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists) certification and evidence of application for CRT/DRT before the start date, or CRT/DRT certification from the state where the work is performed before the start date.
ARRT certification provided before the start date.
BLS (Basic Life Support) Healthcare Provider certification upon hire.
RHF (Radiology Fluoroscopy) certification within 180 days of hire if required at the affiliate.
General knowledge of diagnostic radiology principles, procedures, views, and equipment, including some experience responding to traumas and hospital emergencies.
Ability to perform routine radiographic examinations and basic understanding of human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and medical terminology.
Written and verbal communication skills to explain sensitive information clearly and professionally to diverse audiences, including non-medical people.
Time-management and organizational skills, including the ability to prioritize assignments and meet deadlines.
General knowledge of computer applications such as Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and Outlook) and related information systems, including RIS, LIS, EHR, EPIC, and PACS.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team, manage multiple tasks amid interruptions, and resolve standard problems using established options.
Ability to build collaborative relationships with peers and other healthcare providers.

Responsibilities

Perform routine and specialized radiology procedures to produce quality images for diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and prevention of injury or disease.
Work independently and use sound judgment and clinical skills to perform safe, precise procedures and deliver accurate results in a timely manner.
Assess and monitor patients and communicate effectively with patients, their support groups, and healthcare providers.
Follow applicable local, state, and federal regulations, codes, policies, and procedures to ensure patient privacy and safety.
May perform specific procedures and help orient other staff to the department.
Prioritize assignments and meet deadlines while working within standardized procedures and scientific methods.
Protect each patient’s protected health information (PHI) and collaborate with peers and other healthcare providers to achieve departmental and corporate objectives.