The role involves utilizing multidisciplinary skills to perform a variety of procedures using sealed and unsealed radionuclides and radiation detecting equipment for the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Job Responsibilities
Perform technical exams accurately and in a timely manner, including equipment operation, patient transfer to exam table, and correct patient positioning.
Ensure a safe environment for procedures.
Conduct and document quality control on all equipment to ensure compliance with calibration dates and regulatory standards.
Prepare, administer, dispose of, and document radiopharmaceuticals, pharmaceuticals, oral contrast, and IV contrast under physician direction and department protocols.
Maintain accurate documentation and records of shipping, receiving, use, storage, and disposal of all radioisotopes according to relevant policies.
Document and maintain room surveys, wipe tests, bioassays, and assist in quality attainment programs.
Schedule exams, verify physician orders, and manage documentation for medical records.
Maintain cleanliness and organization of rooms and equipment, and stock supplies and linen as needed.
Crosstrain in other department technologies for optimal personnel utilization.
Exercise independent judgment in planning operations and making minor decisions in a complex technical or professional field.
Coordinate activities and lead others in similar work, without direct supervision.
Engage with patients, internal and external customers, and other healthcare professionals through various communication channels.
Required Skills & Experience
Minimum of six (6) months of related experience.
Strong time management, multitasking, organizational, and prioritizing skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel.
Effective interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills with a diverse range of individuals.
Required Education
Graduate from an AMA-approved program in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
Required Certification & Licensure
CNMT (Certification in Nuclear Medicine Technology) or ARRT (N) License.
CPR certification.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Tulsa, OK
Salary
$2,400–$2,600 Per Week
Skills
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)unmatched
Biological Assayunmatched
Biotech and Pharmaceuticalunmatched
CPR Certificationunmatched
Calibrationunmatched
Communication Skillsunmatched
Disease Treatmentunmatched
Document Managementunmatched
Documentationunmatched
Establish Prioritiesunmatched
Healthcareunmatched
Interpersonal Skillsunmatched
Maintain Complianceunmatched
Medical Recordsunmatched
Microsoft Excelunmatched
Microsoft Wordunmatched
Multitaskingunmatched
Nuclear Medicineunmatched
Operations Planningunmatched
Organizational Skillsunmatched
Presentation/Verbal Skillsunmatched
Quality Controlunmatched
Regulationsunmatched
Safety Processunmatched
Shipping/Receivingunmatched
Time Managementunmatched
Writing Skillsunmatched
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