What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nuclear Medicine Technologist position at Methodist Healthcare System?
Methodist Healthcare System has been serving the San Antonio community since 1963, providing exceptional and accessible healthcare to improve the well-being of all residents. As a joint partnership between Methodist Healthcare Ministries of South Texas, Inc. and HCA Healthcare, Methodist Healthcare combines community-focused care with access to cutting-edge medical advancements. With 30 facilities, including 10 hospitals and 10 freestanding emergency departments, the system employs over 13,000 team members and collaborates with more than 3,500 credentialed physicians. Methodist Healthcare is dedicated to delivering comprehensive services like neurosurgery, oncology, cardiovascular care, and women’s health. In 2022 alone, $818 million was invested in charity and indigent care for the community.
This full-time on-site role for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist is based in San Antonio, TX. Responsibilities include performing nuclear medicine procedures and imaging studies, preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, maintaining radiation safety protocols, and collaborating with healthcare team members to provide quality patient care. The technologist will operate specialized equipment, document diagnostic results, and ensure compliance with applicable regulations and safety standards. Displaying compassion and clear communication while interacting with patients and other staff is crucial to this role.
- Certification or eligibility through the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
- Strong knowledge of Radiation Safety protocols and best practices
- Proficiency in Nuclear Medicine procedures and imaging techniques
- Experience working with Radiopharmaceuticals
- Foundational knowledge of Medicine, specifically in relation to diagnostic imaging
- Attention to detail, teamwork skills, and excellent communication
- Ability to provide compassionate care and ensure patient comfort during procedures
- Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related field preferred
- Prior experience in a similar role or in a healthcare setting is an asset