Physicians Clinic of Iowa, PC
PET / CT Technologist
Physicians Clinic of Iowa, PC, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, 52401
Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa is seeking a
full time PET/CT Technologist
to perform exams for our busy Imaging Clinic.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Collaborate with PCI physicians and contracted radiologists to determine the most appropriate PET/CT exam tailored to demonstrate the patient’s pathology for optimal diagnostic accuracy.
Perform high-quality PET/CT diagnostic exams in a timely, professional, and patient-centered manner.
Calculate and administer prescribed PET radiopharmaceuticals accurately and safely.
Maintain accurate and detailed records of all PET/CT exams and results and ensure all scans are exported to the appropriate radiology office for interpretation.
Ensure proper documentation, tracking, and handling of radioactive materials in accordance with regulations.
Iowa D.O.T. Certification Prepare PET/CT equipment and coordinate exam setup, including protocol selection, control panel configuration, injector settings, and intercom functionality.
Calibrate radiation detection instruments according to accepted standards for quality control.
Educate patients and their families on the PET/CT procedure in an empathetic and clear manner.
Prepare patients for imaging, including screening, removing metal objects, administering oral prep, and providing appropriate garments.
Perform intravenous access, drawing, and administering nuclear isotope injections by manually
Position patients correctly and comfortably to ensure optimal image quality and safety.
Monitor and evaluate patient condition throughout the imaging process, observing color, responsiveness, body movement, and awareness.
Adhere to established ALARA radiation safety principles to ensure personal and patient exposure are as low as reasonably achievable.
Utilize knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and pathology to obtain high-quality diagnostic images.
Ensure compliance with all PCI, State, Federal, and ACR PET/CT imaging standards and regulations.
Manage inventory and order PET/CT department supplies, including both office and medical materials.
Requirements:
The leading candidate will demonstrate behaviors reflective of PCI’s culture including, demonstrating a strong commitment to providing exceptional patient care, collaborating effectively with team members, and maintaining a high standard of reliability and professionalism.
Excellent communication skills are essential. Candidates must be or become proficient in the use of computer systems, including electronic medical records (EMR).
The qualified candidate should have the ability to perform PET/CT procedures, primarily Oncology, demonstrating sound understanding of anatomical positioning and physiology so that independent selection and modification of technical factors may produce optimal results.
Also have the ability to perform all Nuclear Hot Lab procedures, including equipment calibration, quality testing and nuclear material handling in accordance with NCR, IDPH and ACR practice standards.
Must be a graduate of an approved Nuclear Medicine program with current A.R.R.T.(N) registration required; additional A.R.R.T(R) registration preferred.
Must have a current IDPH Nuclear Medicine Iowa Permit to Practice; additional IDPH Radiographer Permit to Practice preferred.
Minimum 2 years PET/CT clinical experience preferred.
Ability to perform Diagnostic CT and certification preferred.
CPR certification required- ACLS preferred.
We are an excellent employer offering competitive salary, benefits, no night or weekends, paid holidays, and a generous paid time off program.
PCI is E.O.E.
Pre-employment drug screen and background check required.
PCI is a tobacco and drug free workplace.
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full time PET/CT Technologist
to perform exams for our busy Imaging Clinic.
Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:
Collaborate with PCI physicians and contracted radiologists to determine the most appropriate PET/CT exam tailored to demonstrate the patient’s pathology for optimal diagnostic accuracy.
Perform high-quality PET/CT diagnostic exams in a timely, professional, and patient-centered manner.
Calculate and administer prescribed PET radiopharmaceuticals accurately and safely.
Maintain accurate and detailed records of all PET/CT exams and results and ensure all scans are exported to the appropriate radiology office for interpretation.
Ensure proper documentation, tracking, and handling of radioactive materials in accordance with regulations.
Iowa D.O.T. Certification Prepare PET/CT equipment and coordinate exam setup, including protocol selection, control panel configuration, injector settings, and intercom functionality.
Calibrate radiation detection instruments according to accepted standards for quality control.
Educate patients and their families on the PET/CT procedure in an empathetic and clear manner.
Prepare patients for imaging, including screening, removing metal objects, administering oral prep, and providing appropriate garments.
Perform intravenous access, drawing, and administering nuclear isotope injections by manually
Position patients correctly and comfortably to ensure optimal image quality and safety.
Monitor and evaluate patient condition throughout the imaging process, observing color, responsiveness, body movement, and awareness.
Adhere to established ALARA radiation safety principles to ensure personal and patient exposure are as low as reasonably achievable.
Utilize knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and pathology to obtain high-quality diagnostic images.
Ensure compliance with all PCI, State, Federal, and ACR PET/CT imaging standards and regulations.
Manage inventory and order PET/CT department supplies, including both office and medical materials.
Requirements:
The leading candidate will demonstrate behaviors reflective of PCI’s culture including, demonstrating a strong commitment to providing exceptional patient care, collaborating effectively with team members, and maintaining a high standard of reliability and professionalism.
Excellent communication skills are essential. Candidates must be or become proficient in the use of computer systems, including electronic medical records (EMR).
The qualified candidate should have the ability to perform PET/CT procedures, primarily Oncology, demonstrating sound understanding of anatomical positioning and physiology so that independent selection and modification of technical factors may produce optimal results.
Also have the ability to perform all Nuclear Hot Lab procedures, including equipment calibration, quality testing and nuclear material handling in accordance with NCR, IDPH and ACR practice standards.
Must be a graduate of an approved Nuclear Medicine program with current A.R.R.T.(N) registration required; additional A.R.R.T(R) registration preferred.
Must have a current IDPH Nuclear Medicine Iowa Permit to Practice; additional IDPH Radiographer Permit to Practice preferred.
Minimum 2 years PET/CT clinical experience preferred.
Ability to perform Diagnostic CT and certification preferred.
CPR certification required- ACLS preferred.
We are an excellent employer offering competitive salary, benefits, no night or weekends, paid holidays, and a generous paid time off program.
PCI is E.O.E.
Pre-employment drug screen and background check required.
PCI is a tobacco and drug free workplace.
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