Nuclear Medicine Technologist - PRN

RAYUS Radiology•Woodbury, MN

1d•$30 - $55

About The Position

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to operate assigned scanners and produce images of patients for diagnostic purposes. The technologist provides patient-centered Nuclear Medicine services in accordance with professional standards while delivering excellent customer service. This is a casual/PRN position on the day shift, with a flexible schedule. The role performs routine and advanced Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures, prepares and supports patients, and assesses, records, and administers radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations and departmental policies. The technologist also supports departmental quality control, radiation safety, equipment maintenance, accreditation, and training activities. The pay range is $30.14–$55.18, based on direct and relevant experience. Benefits are available based on eligibility.

Requirements

Current NMTCB registration in good standing.
Graduate of an American Medical Association (AMA)-approved school of radiography.
Licensed Radiological Technologist in the appropriate state, if applicable.
Current Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification.
Training and experience sufficient to perform Nuclear Medicine procedures independently and competently.
Certification in an imaging specialty.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual.
Registered or licensed in PET and PET/CT.

Responsibilities

Screen patients for examination precautions or contraindications, using two patient identifiers to confirm the correct patient and procedure.
Explain and prepare patients for Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures, including appropriate positioning and support during the procedure.
Perform routine and advanced Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures with minimal supervision and minimal repeat scanning.
Assess, prepare, record, and administer radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations and departmental policies.
Follow safety-related work practices and procedures to maintain a safe work environment.
Adjust scan parameters as needed and use dose-reduction techniques when appropriate.
Maintain positive working relationships with radiologists, referring customers, associates, and peers.
Follow physicians’ orders and safety regulations to protect patients, coworkers, and self.
Accurately maintain patient records in the Radiology Information System (RIS).
Keep the work area orderly and clean, and clean and disinfect equipment after each use.
Maintain ACR toolkit and accreditation requirements.
Maintain equipment in good working order and comply with HIPAA guidelines.
Perform and record daily quality-control procedures on specified equipment.
Conduct daily and weekly departmental surveys for radiation-standard compliance.
Report contamination to the Radiation Safety Officer.
Assist with maintaining the imaging protocol manual and software upgrades.
Monitor medical supply inventory and request supplies as needed.
Assist with training new associates by providing resource and technical expertise, as applicable.
Complete other tasks as assigned.