NUCLEAR MEDICINE TECHNOLOGIST

Solaris Health Holdings LLC•Spokane Valley, WA

2d•$40 - $51•Onsite

About The Position

Spokane Urology is opening the Advanced Radiation and Imaging Center of Spokane in January 2027, and we are looking for an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our founding clinical team. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a brand-new, state-of-the-art imaging center from the very beginning. You will have the opportunity to help establish workflows, contribute to a strong team culture, and play an important role in delivering exceptional patient care. Under the leadership of Shawn Van Horn, Director of Radiation Services, you will work alongside physicians, technologists, and clinical specialists in a collaborative, supportive environment where teamwork and patient care are at the center of everything we do. The Nuclear Medicine Technologist uses radioactive drugs and imaging equipment to diagnose and treat patients with various medical conditions and diseases. The Technologist works with physicians and other medical staff to prepare and administer drugs and record and interpret the images.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program; bachelor's degree preferred
Active ARRT (N) or NMTCB certification
Active Washington State license
Current BLS certification; ACLS preferred
At least 1 year of hands-on Nuclear Medicine experience
Experience preparing, handling, and administering radiopharmaceuticals
Strong attention to detail and commitment to patient safety
Dependable, collaborative, and passionate about providing excellent patient care
Registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Certification through the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) required.
License and certification as required by state.
BLS certification required, ACLS preferred
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail.
Ability to build relationships with patients and display empathy and compassion to patients.
Ability to operate imaging technology and machinery.
Knowledge in healthcare systems operations such as EMR.
Complies with all health and safety policies of the organization.
Complies with HIPAA regulations for patient confidentiality.
Associates Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology required.
1 year of Nuclear Medicine Technology experience required.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree preferred
ACLS preferred
Bachelor's Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology preferred.

Responsibilities

Prepare, measure, calibrate, administer, and document radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with radiation safety regulations
Perform equipment calibrations, quality control testing, dose calibrator checks, and radiation safety monitoring
Operate advanced nuclear imaging technology, gamma cameras, and post-processing systems
Collaborate with physicians, clinical team members, and radiopharmacy partners
Maintain patient safety, comfort, privacy, and confidentiality throughout procedures
Help ensure efficient daily workflow and exceptional patient care
Documents pertinent patient information according to department policies. Includes record of radiopharmaceutical administration and relative required documentation.
Provides explanation of procedure, discharge information, and expectations of test completion and availability of results.
Prepares, measures and administers radiopharmaceuticals.
Utilizes appropriate immobilization and shielding techniques to protect patients from safety risks.
Operates imaging equipment according to established procedures, including cameras, post processing computers and monitoring devices.
Meets the individual physical and mental needs of patients during procedures including comfort, privacy, confidentiality and timely communication.
Prepares images for interpretation by completing required post processing protocols.
Utilizes appropriate radiation safety methods for patients, visitors and all staff.
Complies with State regulations for the use and disposal of radioactive materials.
Performs equipment calibrations and quality control testing, specific to radioactive material monitoring.
Maintains work area and equipment by proper use, routine cleaning and ensures there are adequate supplies.
Assists patients, family members, physicians, visitors and employees in a friendly cooperative manner.
Performs other position related duties as assigned.
Employees shall adhere to high standards of ethical conduct and will comply with and assist in complying with all applicable laws and regulations. This will include and not be limited to following the Solaris Health Code of Conduct and all Solaris Health and Affiliated Practice policies and procedures; maintaining the confidentiality of patients' protected health information in compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA); immediately reporting any suspected concerns and/or violations to a supervisor and/or the Compliance Department; and the timely completion the Annual Compliance Training.