Medical Radiation Technologist (Nuclear Medicine)

at  Health Sciences North

COMPANY

Health Sciences North
Health Sciences North is an organization dedicated to being patient and family focused, digitally enabled, and socially accountable, while supporting and developing our people and advancing our academic and research impact for Northeastern Ontario. We pride ourselves on being a learning hospital, providing professional development opportunities for our staff.

REQUIREMENTS

Health Sciences North (HSN) is seeking an innovative individual for the position of Medical Radiation Technologist (Nuclear Medicine) to perform Nuclear Medicine Imaging procedures and to provide quality clinical diagnostic information and services.
The ideal candidate will have a minimum of a three (3) year Advanced Diploma in Molecular Imaging, from an accredited college with current Certificate of Registration with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologist of Ontario (CMRITO). However, candidates expected to obtain registration in the next few months and recent graduates are strongly encouraged to apply.

Our Nuclear Medicine department stands out for its size, state-of-the-art equipment, and the strong sense of teamwork that defines our staff. With six gamma cameras, a bone density machine, three hot labs and a dedicated PET department, we are fully equipped to serve the diverse needs of our patients, not just locally but across all of Northern Ontario. Our department is housed in a spacious, bright facility with large windows and beautiful rooms, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for both patients and staff. In our Nuclear Medicine and PET department, the candidate can expect a dynamic and varied workload, with the opportunity to perform a wide range of procedures. Some examples are bone scans, WBC scans, thyroid uptakes and scans, along with thyroid ablation therapies, renal scans, V/Q scans, gastrointestinal studies, cardiac studies, etc. Additionally, we perform bone density tests and oncology PET scans, giving you exposure to different technologies and patient care.