JOB SUMMARY

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist plays a crucial role in the healthcare team by performing diagnostic imaging procedures using radioactive materials. This position involves preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety throughout the process. The technologist collaborates with physicians to interpret results and provide high-quality patient care.

SKILLS

• Proficient understanding of medical terminology related to nuclear medicine and imaging procedures.
• Strong attention to detail for accurate administration of radiopharmaceuticals and image capturing.
• Excellent communication skills for effective interaction with patients and healthcare team members.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment while maintaining high standards of patient care.
• Knowledge of safety protocols related to radiation exposure and infection control practices.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Completion of formal nuclear medicine training with an approved school or institution.
• Recent post-graduate experience in performing general and cardiac Nuclear Medicine procedures.
• Must be actively registered with the CMRITO.
• Must be competent to insert IV devices and administer injections.
• Current BLS certification.
  Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent
  Pay: From $35.00 per hour

Benefits:

• Extended health care
• Flexible schedule

Work Location: In perso

• Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals to patients as per prescribed protocols.
• Operate gamma cameras and other imaging equipment to capture diagnostic images.
• Monitor patients during procedures, ensuring their comfort and safety.
• Maintain accurate records of procedures, including patient information and imaging results.
• Collaborate with physicians to discuss findings and assist in the interpretation of images.
• Adhere to safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure to patients, staff, and self.
• Keep imaging equipment in good working condition through regular maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Educate patients about the procedures they will undergo, addressing any concerns or questions.