Nuclear Medicine Technologist

WELL Health Diagnostic Centres•Newmarket, ON

19h•CA$42 - CA$44•Onsite

About The Position

WELL Health Diagnostic Centres is the largest operator of independent diagnostic health facilities in Ontario. More than 15,000 healthcare providers refer their patients to WELL Health Diagnostic Centres’ 50+ accredited locations for OHIP and AHCIP-covered cardiology, radiology, respirology, and sleep diagnostic services. We are committed to delivering shorter wait times, faster report turnaround, and the highest standard of patient care. WELL Health Diagnostic Centres is a top employer of choice! We are dedicated to attracting, developing, and retaining the best healthcare professionals in the industry. We are proud to be recognized year after year as an industry leader, earning distinctions such as Canada’s Best Managed Companies, Great Place to Work®, Canada’s Top Growing Companies from The Globe and Mail, and the Consumer Choice Award.

Requirements

Current and valid Certificate of Registration with the Association of Medical Radiation Technologists of the relevant province.
Knowledge and proficiency in general nuclear medicine procedures.
Maintain current CPR and First Aid certificate.
Maintain competence in position by attending staff meetings.
Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, good command of the English language and excellent communication skills.
Ability to work varying shifts and ability to work independently as well as part of a team.
Self-evaluate performance, establish personal objectives and participate in yearly staff performance review.
Have 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

Ensure patient identification, safety and preparation procedures are correct before starting nuclear medicine examinations.
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.
Bone, brain, thyroid, liver, spleen, hepatobiliary, renal scans and lung.
I131 thyroid treatments, Bone Densitometry scans.
Gallium scans, RBC liver/spleen scans.
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 all abnormal and urgent cases are handled as outlined in departmental guidelines.
Clean, tidy and disinfect nuclear medicine equipment and change rooms.
Follow established health and safety procedures.
Will 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 CMRTO registration and medical educational requirements necessary for ongoing certification.
Under direction of the supervisor/clinic manager, assists other staff members when workload is completed.
Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
Rest and stress myocardial imaging.

Benefits

group medical benefits
external wellness platforms
competitive pay
extended health and dental benefits
paid time off
exclusive perks through Perkopolis with 5,000+ discounts
continuing education support
training and development support
internal mobility
clear pathways for career growth
Accommodation is available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.