Nuclear Medicine Tech - Per Diem

Overview

To be part of our organization, every employee should understand and share in the YNHHS Vision, support our Mission, and live our Values. These values - integrity, patient-centered, respect, accountability, and compassion - must guide what we do, as individuals and professionals, every day.

Under the direction of a qualified physician, performs imaging procedures to produce scanograms and measures
concentration of radionuclides in specified body areas, according to technical and processional standard. Measures
radioactive dosage prescribed for patient with dose calibrator. Positioning of equipment and patient to produce
diagnostic quality images. Administration of pre-medication and radiopharmaceuticals.

EEO/AA/Disability/Veteran
Responsibilities

Policies and Procedures:

• 1.1 Demonstrates competence in all Nuclear Medicine procedures.

• 1. Education/In-Service

• 2.1 Completes safety modules each year along with HIPAA notice.

• 1. Work Ethics

• 3.1 Ability to be flexible with work schedule and coordinate workflow.

• 1. Patient Interaction

• 4.1 Greeting all patients following AIDET and making any necessary adjustments to the exam based on the patient's age group.

• 1. Safety

• 5.1 Practice ALARA to maintain low radiation dose to self and others.

• 1. Equipment

• 6.1 Demonstrates competence and proficiency with all Nuclear Medicine equipment.

• 1. Processing

• 7.1 Maintains the ability to perform all required processing procedures on the Syngo computer.

• 1. Quality Control

• 8.1 Regularly inspects and performs calibration procedures before equipment is used for patient examination. These are performed daily, weekly, and monthly.

Qualifications

EDUCATION:

Bachelors Degree, Graduate of an AMA approved Nuclear Medicine Program.

EXPERIENCE:

One to two years experience

LICENSURE

Licensed by the Rhode Island Department of Health. Certified ARRT (N) and/ or CNMT registered. CPR certification (BLS) required and ACLS preferred.

YNHHS Requisition ID:

143040

Policies and Procedures:

• 1.1 Demonstrates competence in all Nuclear Medicine procedures.

• 1. Education/In-Service

• 2.1 Completes safety modules each year along with HIPAA notice.

• 1. Work Ethics

• 3.1 Ability to be flexible with work schedule and coordinate workflow.

• 1. Patient Interaction

• 4.1 Greeting all patients following AIDET and making any necessary adjustments to the exam based on the patient's age group.

• 1. Safety

• 5.1 Practice ALARA to maintain low radiation dose to self and others.

• 1. Equipment

• 6.1 Demonstrates competence and proficiency with all Nuclear Medicine equipment.

• 1. Processing

• 7.1 Maintains the ability to perform all required processing procedures on the Syngo computer.

• 1. Quality Control

• 8.1 Regularly inspects and performs calibration procedures before equipment is used for patient examination. These are performed daily, weekly, and monthly.

EDUCATION:

Bachelors Degree, Graduate of an AMA approved Nuclear Medicine Program.

EXPERIENCE:

One to two years experience

LICENSURE

Licensed by the Rhode Island Department of Health. Certified ARRT (N) and/ or CNMT registered. CPR certification (BLS) required and ACLS preferred.