Nuclear Medicine Technologist
About The Position
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist administers radiopharmaceuticals and performs imaging procedures to visualize organ function and structure. The role maintains radiation safety standards, monitors patient responses during testing, and supports physicians with imaging results used in diagnosis and treatment planning. The Technologist, Nuclear Medicine Imaging II carries out defined clinical support processes under moderate supervision, applying working knowledge to tasks that may occasionally require interpretation or deviation from standard procedures. Decisions are procedure-driven and affect day-to-day patient interactions and team workflow. The technologist handles routine and moderately non-routine situations and communicates clearly with patients, members, and clinical staff. This is a part-time role scheduled Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 13813 Metro Pkwy, Fort Myers, Florida.
Requirements
- Associate's degree or equivalent from a two-year college or accredited nuclear medicine school.
- Active State of Florida Nuclear Medicine license.
- BLS certification.
- CNMT and/or ARRT(N) certification.
Nice To Haves
- Six months to one year of related experience and/or training; equivalent combinations of education and experience may also qualify.
Responsibilities
- Perform routine and moderately complex nuclear medicine imaging procedures, including bone, thyroid, cardiac, and renal scans, adjusting acquisition parameters as needed.
- Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals according to established protocols, verifying dose, patient identity, and route of administration before injection.
- Monitor patients during procedures for adverse reactions and escalate clinical concerns to the supervising technologist or physician.
- Evaluate image quality during acquisition and adjust collimation, acquisition time, and patient positioning to ensure diagnostic adequacy.
- Perform daily quality control checks on gamma cameras and radiation monitoring equipment, documenting results in compliance with NRC, state, and organizational standards.
- Document procedures in the electronic health record and radiation safety logs, and communicate clinically relevant findings to the care team.
- Provide guidance to entry-level technologists on standard nuclear medicine protocols and radiation safety practices.
Benefits
- 401(k) with match
- Employee discount programs, including cell phone discounts
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree
