MedlinkHealth Anesthesia
Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Nuclear Medicine Technologist (Days)
Flint, Michigan•Temporary
$52 - $58 hourly
$52 - $58 hourly
About the Job
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Job Summary:
We are seeking a skilled, quality-driven Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform a wide range of diagnostic nuclear imaging procedures. In this technical role, you will prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, operate advanced imaging equipment, and produce high-quality diagnostic scans in alignment with established clinical protocols and regulatory standards.
This position is ideal for a certified technologist who combines strong technical expertise with compassionate patient care, radiation safety diligence, and thorough operational oversight.
Key Responsibilities:
Diagnostic Imaging & Patient Care:
- Procedure Execution: Perform specialized diagnostic nuclear medicine studies, obtaining diagnostic-quality images as ordered by physicians under general supervision.
- Radiopharmaceutical Administration: Measure, prepare, identify, and safely administer radioactive isotopes and prescribed substances within the technologist’s scope of practice.
- Patient Interaction: Review patient histories, explain procedures clearly to alleviate concerns, and ensure patient comfort and safety throughout the exam.
Quality Control, Safety & Department Operations:
- Radiation Safety & Compliance: Maintain strict quality assurance practices and radiation protection protocols to minimize exposure to patients, staff, and self, ensuring compliance with Joint Commission and federal/state regulations.
- Equipment Maintenance & Calibration: Perform daily, weekly, monthly, and periodic equipment maintenance, performance checks, and quality control routines.
- Documentation & Inventory: Maintain accurate medical records, logs, and electronic charts; manage consumable supply inventories to ensure continuous clinical readiness.
- Multidisciplinary Support: Assist in other areas of the imaging department as directed.
Candidate Requirements & Qualifications:
Education & Certification:
- Education: Graduate of an AMA-approved school of Nuclear Medicine Technology [Required].
- Professional Certification: Active certification and registration through the ARRT (Nuclear Medicine) OR the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) [Required].
- Life Support: Active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification [Required].
Core Competencies:
- Strong technical proficiency in nuclear scanning equipment operation and isotope handling.
- Excellent interpersonal and patient communication skills.
- High attention to detail regarding regulatory compliance, documentation, and safety procedures.