Lead Nuclear Technologist

Job description:

In search of a Lead Nuclear Technologist. This is a full-time, Tuesday - Friday, 35 hour per week position in our fast paced and growing Nuclear Cardiology department. The Lead Nuclear Technologist must possess an ARRT (N) or CNMT as well as current Massachusetts state license, CPR certificate, and at least 2 years Nuclear Cardiology experience required. Demonstrated ability to work independently in operation of the Department. Performs various nuclear cardiology imaging procedures. Candidate should possess basic knowledge of cardiac arrhythmias, cardiac medications and IV skills.

• Function as a Nuclear Technologist Member
• Receives patients and explains procedures for the purpose of obtaining cooperation and ensuring comfort during performance of the procedure.
• Prepares the patient for the nuclear cardiology examination by obtaining vital signs, brief medical history, and placement of IV line.
• Along with the Physician’s Assistant, performs the stress component of procedure. Administers radiopharmaceutical isotope at appropriate intervals.
• Operates imaging and related equipment for routine studies. Acquires computer generated data for patient study. Works to organize this information for reading by the physician(s).
• Receives and checks all isotope shipments for contamination according to radiation safety regulations. Performs various tasks associated with receiving, processing, distributing, and storing radioactive materials. Maintains department supply inventory.
• Responsible for the oversite of the Nuclear Cardiology Laboratory. This will include overseeing the daily schedule, ordering radiopharmaceuticals as well as medications from the hospital pharmacy.
• Schedule maintenance of all equipment both imaging and non-imaging (hot lab).
• Work with the Radiation Safety Officer as well as the Director of the Nuclear Cardiology laboratory to ensure all record keeping is in compliance with State and Federal regulations.
• The Lead Technologist is also responsible for establishing policies and procedures for obtaining and maitaining IAC accreditation.
• Plan Quarterly staff meetings with MD's and Nuclear Staff.
• Conduct monthly statistical analysis
• Adjust schedule as necessary to accommodate staff vacations using checkwriters.
• Maintain Radiation Badges and rings for those working in the Nuclear Lab
• Perform reviews for yearly evaluations.
• Conduct Disciplinary actions to follow Company policies.

Physical Requirements:

• Ambulate patients to Nuclear Cardiology Department
• Lift and carry approximately 25lb.
• Assist patient on and off camera bed for appropriate positioning for optimal imaging.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $40.00 - $56.00 per hour

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Dental insurance
• Employee assistance program
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

Medical Specialty:

• Cardiology

Experience:

• Ambulatory Care Setting: 3 years (Required)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $40 - $56