United Urology Group
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Job Description The PET/CT Technologist is responsible for all aspects of PET/CT equipment operation, including safe maneuvering of equipment, documentation, and production of diagnostic images. The role also includes educating and training other radiologic technologists.
Imaging Equipment TBC (example – GE Omni Legend 16 PET/CT (64 slice, 72 kW CT, dBGO detector, 16 cm PET FOV)).
Essential Functions & Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic CT and PET/CT imaging procedures with high technical competence and patient care.
Perform CT procedures including injection of IV contrast or oral contrast.
Demonstrate knowledge of contraindications and recognize and respond to contrast reactions.
Prepare, administer, document, and safely dispose of radioactive isotopes in accordance with regulatory standards.
Apply radiation safety techniques to protect patients, staff, and self in compliance with ALARA principles.
Carry out complete imaging protocols including radiotracer administration, patient positioning, image acquisition, and data archiving.
Collaborate with front‑office and clinical teams to support procedure scheduling and efficient workflow.
Maintain ACR accreditation standards and manage the ACR toolkit for compliance.
Accurately document patient demographics, manage image/report distribution, and maintain records in PACS/EMR systems.
Perform required daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly QA/QC on PET/CT equipment in accordance with California and ACR guidelines.
Report equipment malfunctions or radiation safety concerns to appropriate personnel, including the Radiation Safety Officer.
Assist in updating and maintaining imaging protocols and support implementation of software upgrades.
Monitor, track, and replenish medical supply inventory to ensure operational readiness.
Adhere to HIPAA regulations and uphold confidentiality of all protected health information (PHI).
Work closely with physicians, physicists, RSO, technologists and all care team members to ensure high imaging standards and exceptional patient care.
Perform other duties as assigned to support departmental operations and patient care.
Qualifications & Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program – required.
NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT(N) certification, current and in good standing – required.
ARRT(CT) certification, current and in good standing – required.
BLS certification through AHA – required.
One year of PET/CT imaging experience – required.
Proficient in patient positioning, radiopharmaceutical preparation/administration, and basic equipment troubleshooting.
Strong understanding of radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and RAM license compliance.
Knowledge of PET/CT imaging equipment operation and related safety protocols.
Desirable Skills & Experience
Experience in protocol development or launching new PET or CT imaging departments.
Experience assisting with radiopharmaceutical therapy/theranostics administration.
Prior use of GE or Siemens imaging equipment.
Familiarity with ACR accreditation standards and compliance processes.
Seniority level Entry level
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Health Care Provider; Hospitals and Health Care.
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Job Description The PET/CT Technologist is responsible for all aspects of PET/CT equipment operation, including safe maneuvering of equipment, documentation, and production of diagnostic images. The role also includes educating and training other radiologic technologists.
Imaging Equipment TBC (example – GE Omni Legend 16 PET/CT (64 slice, 72 kW CT, dBGO detector, 16 cm PET FOV)).
Essential Functions & Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic CT and PET/CT imaging procedures with high technical competence and patient care.
Perform CT procedures including injection of IV contrast or oral contrast.
Demonstrate knowledge of contraindications and recognize and respond to contrast reactions.
Prepare, administer, document, and safely dispose of radioactive isotopes in accordance with regulatory standards.
Apply radiation safety techniques to protect patients, staff, and self in compliance with ALARA principles.
Carry out complete imaging protocols including radiotracer administration, patient positioning, image acquisition, and data archiving.
Collaborate with front‑office and clinical teams to support procedure scheduling and efficient workflow.
Maintain ACR accreditation standards and manage the ACR toolkit for compliance.
Accurately document patient demographics, manage image/report distribution, and maintain records in PACS/EMR systems.
Perform required daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly QA/QC on PET/CT equipment in accordance with California and ACR guidelines.
Report equipment malfunctions or radiation safety concerns to appropriate personnel, including the Radiation Safety Officer.
Assist in updating and maintaining imaging protocols and support implementation of software upgrades.
Monitor, track, and replenish medical supply inventory to ensure operational readiness.
Adhere to HIPAA regulations and uphold confidentiality of all protected health information (PHI).
Work closely with physicians, physicists, RSO, technologists and all care team members to ensure high imaging standards and exceptional patient care.
Perform other duties as assigned to support departmental operations and patient care.
Qualifications & Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program – required.
NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT(N) certification, current and in good standing – required.
ARRT(CT) certification, current and in good standing – required.
BLS certification through AHA – required.
One year of PET/CT imaging experience – required.
Proficient in patient positioning, radiopharmaceutical preparation/administration, and basic equipment troubleshooting.
Strong understanding of radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and RAM license compliance.
Knowledge of PET/CT imaging equipment operation and related safety protocols.
Desirable Skills & Experience
Experience in protocol development or launching new PET or CT imaging departments.
Experience assisting with radiopharmaceutical therapy/theranostics administration.
Prior use of GE or Siemens imaging equipment.
Familiarity with ACR accreditation standards and compliance processes.
Seniority level Entry level
Employment type Full‑time
Job function Health Care Provider; Hospitals and Health Care.
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