Performs and processes patient scintigraphic examinations and selected bioassays or therapeutic procedures.
Observes continuous radiation safety practices at all times as stipulated in the ALARA principle and mandated by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Performs non-clinical activities pertinent to equipment maintenance and NRC regulations for quality control and radiation monitoring

Performs imaging and therapeutic procedures according to requirements and other duties to assure quality patient care.

Schedules patient procedures, documents patient information, presents proper patient information for interpretation and billing, and other non-clinical duties to support exam completion

Operates the CPCS system for the hospital and radiology

Demonstrates concern for the patient and co-workers by performing activities other than primary care needs

Provides age appropriate care to all patients

Reports to: Nuclear Medicine Supervisor

Minimum Education

Completion of a Nuclear Medicine Program Required

Required Skills

Requires critical thinking skills, decisive judgment and the ability to work with minimal supervision. Must be able to work in a stressful environment and take appropriate action.

Certifications:

Basic Life Support (BLS)

Required Licenses

[West Virginia, United States] Other
Certification from any two agencies: Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) or the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (AART) (N), or licensed and registered radiologic technologist.

Minimum Work Experience

One year training with demonstrated proficiency in the field of Nuclear Medicine.