About the Role
As a Diagnostic Imaging Specialist, you will play a vital role in patient care by performing high-quality diagnostic scans and managing radiopharmaceutical administration. You will contribute to positive clinical outcomes by ensuring precise imaging data and maintaining a safe, efficient environment for all patients.
Responsibilities-
Execute complex Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging procedures to support accurate clinical diagnosis.
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Manage the preparation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals with strict adherence to safety standards.
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Facilitate patient care through thorough assessments, IV access, and clear communication regarding imaging processes.
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Uphold ALARA radiation safety principles and rigorous infection control protocols to protect patients and staff.
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Maintain operational readiness of imaging suites by managing supplies and ensuring compliance with radioactive material regulations.
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Document imaging data and patient records with high precision to support the clinical team.
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Identify and communicate critical findings to medical staff to ensure timely patient intervention.
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Collaborate across clinical areas to provide consistent, high-quality diagnostic support.
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Associate degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or a related clinical discipline.
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Current ARRT or NMTCB professional certification.
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Valid state-specific CMRT licensure.
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Active CPR certification.
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Minimum of one year of hands-on experience in Nuclear Medicine or PET imaging environments.
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Bachelor degree in a relevant healthcare field.
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Advanced PET imaging certification.
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Active ACLS, PALS, or PEARS life support certifications.
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Demonstrated proficiency in multi-modality imaging environments.
