MLee Healthcare Staffing and Recruiting, Inc
ARRT (N) Nuclear Med PET/CT Technologist
MLee Healthcare Staffing and Recruiting, Inc, Barnes City, Iowa, United States, 50027
We are seeking a skilled Nuclear Medicine PET/CT Technologist to join a dynamic healthcare team in the Midwest region. This role involves performing a variety of technical procedures that require independent judgment and initiative in the use of radionuclides for diagnosing and treating diseases. The technologist will produce high-quality PET/CT images while prioritizing patient safety, comfort, and confidentiality.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare, calibrate, and administer radiopharmaceuticals following safety standards and physician directives. Conduct PET/CT imaging procedures adhering to departmental protocols and industry best practices. Operate PET/CT scanners and related equipment to obtain diagnostic-quality images. Verify patient identity, review medical history, and explain procedures to patients and families to ensure understanding and comfort. Monitor patients during imaging for safety and respond promptly to their needs. Follow radiation safety principles and comply with regulatory standards including NRC and state guidelines. Process, analyze, and transfer imaging data to PACS and reporting systems accurately. Maintain detailed documentation of administered doses, patient information, and imaging records. Assist with scheduling, patient preparation instructions, and quality assurance/control activities. Engage in continuing education, staff training, and quality improvement initiatives. Demonstrate flexibility and resourcefulness in a fast-paced environment, prioritizing tasks effectively. Education and Certifications
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program. Current ARRT (N) and/or NMTCB certification required; ARRT (CT) preferred. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification by the American Heart Association. Mandatory Reporter course completion required within six months of hire if not already completed. Experience and Skills
Minimum of one year clinical experience in Nuclear Medicine or PET/CT preferred; new graduates considered. Experience with PET/CT technology, oncology imaging, or cardiac imaging is a plus. Strong knowledge of nuclear medicine, radiopharmaceutical handling, and cross-sectional anatomy. Excellent patient care, communication, and interpersonal skills. Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to work independently and collaboratively. Ability to respond appropriately in emergency situations.
This position requires maintaining confidentiality, physical ability to perform job duties with or without accommodations, and regular attendance. The ideal candidate will embody a servant leadership approach, focusing on teamwork and problem-solving to enhance patient care and departmental success.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare, calibrate, and administer radiopharmaceuticals following safety standards and physician directives. Conduct PET/CT imaging procedures adhering to departmental protocols and industry best practices. Operate PET/CT scanners and related equipment to obtain diagnostic-quality images. Verify patient identity, review medical history, and explain procedures to patients and families to ensure understanding and comfort. Monitor patients during imaging for safety and respond promptly to their needs. Follow radiation safety principles and comply with regulatory standards including NRC and state guidelines. Process, analyze, and transfer imaging data to PACS and reporting systems accurately. Maintain detailed documentation of administered doses, patient information, and imaging records. Assist with scheduling, patient preparation instructions, and quality assurance/control activities. Engage in continuing education, staff training, and quality improvement initiatives. Demonstrate flexibility and resourcefulness in a fast-paced environment, prioritizing tasks effectively. Education and Certifications
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program. Current ARRT (N) and/or NMTCB certification required; ARRT (CT) preferred. Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification by the American Heart Association. Mandatory Reporter course completion required within six months of hire if not already completed. Experience and Skills
Minimum of one year clinical experience in Nuclear Medicine or PET/CT preferred; new graduates considered. Experience with PET/CT technology, oncology imaging, or cardiac imaging is a plus. Strong knowledge of nuclear medicine, radiopharmaceutical handling, and cross-sectional anatomy. Excellent patient care, communication, and interpersonal skills. Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and ability to work independently and collaboratively. Ability to respond appropriately in emergency situations.
This position requires maintaining confidentiality, physical ability to perform job duties with or without accommodations, and regular attendance. The ideal candidate will embody a servant leadership approach, focusing on teamwork and problem-solving to enhance patient care and departmental success.