What are the responsibilities and job description for the Nuclear Medicine Technologist position at Rutland Regional Medical Center?
RRMC is excited to announce the arrival of a new state-of-the-art PET CT scanner coming in 2026 – a significant advancement in our diagnostic imaging capabilities. This cutting-edge technology is a powerful tool that will enable our medical team to detect and diagnose conditions with greater accuracy, speed, and clarity than ever before. Our investment in this advanced technology reflects Rutland Regional’s ongoing commitment to providing world-class care and ensuring our patients have access to the latest innovations in medical imaging.
Under the supervision of a radiologist, and direction of the Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist, this position competently performs imaging on nuclear medicine equipment. Responsible for following scanning and imaging protocols. Must have the ability to recognize cross-sectional anatomy, performs scans and inject isotopes where applicable. Responsible for providing service excellence and complying with hospital policies and procedures. Uses the RIS/PACS and HIS for proper recording of patient exams and dissemination of patient results.
Minimum Education
Compensation details: 38.91-56.68 Hourly Wage
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Under the supervision of a radiologist, and direction of the Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist, this position competently performs imaging on nuclear medicine equipment. Responsible for following scanning and imaging protocols. Must have the ability to recognize cross-sectional anatomy, performs scans and inject isotopes where applicable. Responsible for providing service excellence and complying with hospital policies and procedures. Uses the RIS/PACS and HIS for proper recording of patient exams and dissemination of patient results.
Minimum Education
- Must be certified by the nuclear medicine technology certification board (N.M.T.C.B.) or ARRT certification
- Must possess current Vt. state NMRT license
- BLS Certification through American Heart Association.
- Recent, up to one year, hospital related experience
- Digital Imaging and post processing PACS experience
- Must be certified by the nuclear medicine technology certification board (N.M.T.C.B.) or ARRT certification
- Must possess current Vt. state NMRT license
- BLS Certification through American Heart Association
- Must obtain 24 ECE credits, in a two year period, for re-certification and licensure
- Advanced assessment skills pertinent to the specialty area.
- Knowledge & ability to change procedure and/or perform additional studies to evaluate and demonstrate the area of concern, providing optimal diagnostic exams.
- Ability to evaluate the appropriateness of examinations based on the clinical information provided.
- Ability to plan, organize, set goals and objectives for review and evaluation.
- Knowledge and ability to provide care based on physical and psychosocial development and safety issues related to patients of all age groups.
- Microsoft desktop application and navigation skills.
Compensation details: 38.91-56.68 Hourly Wage
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Salary : $39 - $57