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The Nuclear Medicine Technologist II performs a variety of advanced diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures utilizing radiopharmaceuticals and specialized imaging equipment. This position is responsible for producing high-quality diagnostic images, ensuring patient safety and comfort, adhering to radiation safety practices, and collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to support quality patient care.
Job Responsibilities:
Perform routine procedures within area (nuclear medicine procedures).
Operate equipment and execute processes as per protocol to ensure optimal diagnostic quality of patient care.
Communicate with patient and family around procedures; monitor and address/escalate any distress reported by patient.
Conduct documentation tasks within relevant information systems as per defined guidelines (e.g., storage, retrieval, tracking, disposal of paper, electronic and film imaging records, process logs, files, billing reports).
Produce and evaluate data, information, and images as required.
Perform quality control activities, document results and escalate issues as required.
Assist in set-up, calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting activities for equipment within area.
Support inventory management including monitoring, receipt, and appropriate storage of supplies; report inventory replenishment requirements to relevant teams.
Perform other duties as assigned to meet the goals and objectives of the department and institution.
Maintain regular and predictable attendance.
Minimum Education and/or Training:
Graduate of an accredited nuclear medicine technology program required.
Bachelor’s Degree preferred.
Minimum Experience:
3+ years in performing nuclear medicine exams/procedures required.
Experience Exception: Bachelor's degree within relevant area (e.g., radiologic technology, nuclear medicine technology, ultrasound technology) with 1+ years of relevant experience.
Experience with documentation of diagnostic procedures and working with MS Office/ other relevant electronic systems preferred.
Experience with medical terminology related to area of Diagnostics/Imaging.
Proven performance in earlier role/ comparable role.
Licensure, Registration and/or Certification Required by Law:
Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification by either the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) required.
Licensure, Registration and/or Certification Required by SJCRH Only:
Certification in MR or CT preferred.
Special Skills, Knowledge and Abilities:
Ability to understand and adapt to changing priorities. Skills in structured problem-solving and openness to learning new approaches to execution.
Is able to apply knowledge/skills within own area to deliver tasks with limited guidance
Addresses problems in a structured, logical approach. Asks for guidance and tries out new ideas when changes in approach are required. Adapts quickly and positively; learns from mistakes.
Skills in clear and effective communication (written and verbal) and timely exchange of information with relevant stakeholders for work outcomes.
Questions, clarifies, and provides explanations as needed. Checks documents and reports for clarity and accuracy. Seeks and provides information within and outside team in a timely manner.
Skills in planning, prioritizing, and organizing…