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Nuclear Medicine Specialist Heart & Vascular Specialist Clinic Full-Time, Days
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Nuclear Medicine Specialist – Heart & Vascular Clinic, Full‑time, Days • Arlington, Texas, USA
Job Summary
A technologist who learns and performs Nuclear Cardiology exams and PET/CT Cardiac stress exams while supporting a team focused on compassionate, collaborative patient care. Work Hours & Travel
Full‑time, 40 hours weekly, Monday‑Friday 8:00 am–5:00 pm. 25% travel to surrounding clinics (mileage reimbursement provided). Qualifications
Graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology or Nuclear Medicine (required)
OR Bachelor’s Degree (preferred) CNMT Certification upon hire (required) 2 years Radiology experience (required) Extensive knowledge of concepts, practices, policies, procedures, standards, systems, and tools in nuclear medicine. Knowledge of patient care aspects in Nuclear Medicine. Knowledge of functionality, operation, and maintenance of nuclear medicine tools and equipment. Ability to perform procedures efficiently, ensuring calibration and appropriate dosage. Strong work ethic and high level of professionalism. Responsibilities
Deliver care to patients utilizing the Nuclear Medicine Specialist Process. Operate and maintain quality control for all imaging equipment and radioactivity assay devices. Prepare and administer radio‑pharmaceuticals; perform nuclear medicine procedures. Operate nuclear medicine computers to enhance diagnostic value of information obtained. Process computer studies per internal protocols to achieve high‑quality images. Maintain records and logs required by department protocols and licensure, including patient dose and progress notes. Schedule patients, review charts, and interpret patient history for imaging exams. Administer and record isotope dosages under physician direction. Observe patients during procedures and report abnormal activity. Collect, prepare, and analyze biologic specimens; prepare data for interpretation. Participate in accreditation process. Follow radiation safety techniques when disposing of radioactive materials. Perform other duties as assigned. Benefits
401(k), PTO, medical & dental, paid parental leave, flex spending, tuition reimbursement, student loan repayment program, and additional benefits. Strong unit‑based council (UBC) and supportive team environment with growth opportunities.
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A technologist who learns and performs Nuclear Cardiology exams and PET/CT Cardiac stress exams while supporting a team focused on compassionate, collaborative patient care. Work Hours & Travel
Full‑time, 40 hours weekly, Monday‑Friday 8:00 am–5:00 pm. 25% travel to surrounding clinics (mileage reimbursement provided). Qualifications
Graduate of an accredited school of Radiologic Technology or Nuclear Medicine (required)
OR Bachelor’s Degree (preferred) CNMT Certification upon hire (required) 2 years Radiology experience (required) Extensive knowledge of concepts, practices, policies, procedures, standards, systems, and tools in nuclear medicine. Knowledge of patient care aspects in Nuclear Medicine. Knowledge of functionality, operation, and maintenance of nuclear medicine tools and equipment. Ability to perform procedures efficiently, ensuring calibration and appropriate dosage. Strong work ethic and high level of professionalism. Responsibilities
Deliver care to patients utilizing the Nuclear Medicine Specialist Process. Operate and maintain quality control for all imaging equipment and radioactivity assay devices. Prepare and administer radio‑pharmaceuticals; perform nuclear medicine procedures. Operate nuclear medicine computers to enhance diagnostic value of information obtained. Process computer studies per internal protocols to achieve high‑quality images. Maintain records and logs required by department protocols and licensure, including patient dose and progress notes. Schedule patients, review charts, and interpret patient history for imaging exams. Administer and record isotope dosages under physician direction. Observe patients during procedures and report abnormal activity. Collect, prepare, and analyze biologic specimens; prepare data for interpretation. Participate in accreditation process. Follow radiation safety techniques when disposing of radioactive materials. Perform other duties as assigned. Benefits
401(k), PTO, medical & dental, paid parental leave, flex spending, tuition reimbursement, student loan repayment program, and additional benefits. Strong unit‑based council (UBC) and supportive team environment with growth opportunities.
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