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Washington University in St. Louis
Overview
This role involves preparing, measuring, and administering radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic studies, performing nuclear medicine imaging, and serving as a primary liaison for research projects involving nuclear medicine studies. The technologist also manages research protocol compliance, prepares regulatory submissions, and trains team members.
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Compensation
$68,100 - $105,500 / YEAR
Posted
4 days ago
NYU Langone Health
Perform medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures and manage radiopharmaceutical doses under general direction. Responsible for radiation safety, quality control of imaging systems, and maintaining accurate patient documentation.
$50 - $57 / HOUR
14 days ago
Responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures and managing radiopharmaceutical doses. Duties include operating imaging systems, ensuring radiation safety, and maintaining quality control records.
Salary not listed
24 days ago
$105,758 / YEAR
1 month ago
Emory Healthcare
Provides quality care to patients receiving diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures, including Nuclear Medicine and PET exams. Operates diagnostic equipment, maintains imaging rooms, and ensures accurate patient documentation and billing.
$39 - $51 / HOUR
The clinician provides expert nuclear medicine technology services, ensuring high-quality patient care and safe operation of diagnostic equipment. They also coordinate daily workflows, supervise staff, and participate in performance improvement initiatives.
$65 / HOUR
US Heart & Vascular
The technologist will explain procedures to patients, prepare and administer radiopharmaceutical doses under physician direction, and perform diagnostic studies using imaging equipment to detect radiation and produce organ images. They must also measure radioactivity and maintain quality control of all equipment.
2 months ago
Cleveland Clinic
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist I prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients and performs nuclear medicine studies. They ensure compliance with safety standards and maintain accurate records of procedures.
Atlantic Health System
The technologist is responsible for preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic studies, utilizing various equipment according to prescribed procedures. Key duties include mixing stock solutions, calculating and administering doses, calibrating equipment, performing diagnostic scans, measuring radioactivity, and adhering strictly to radiation safety protocols.
$61 / HOUR
The technologist is responsible for preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals for Cardiac Nuclear Stress testing studies in outpatient imaging departments, utilizing various equipment while adhering to prescribed procedures. Duties include mixing stock solutions, calculating and administering doses, calibrating equipment, performing diagnostic studies, measuring radioactivity, and administering therapeutic doses under physician direction.
$48 - $85 / HOUR
3 months ago
Johnson Regional Medical Center
The technologist prepares, measures, and administers radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic studies while strictly adhering to patient safety protocols and regulatory requirements. Responsibilities include performing nuclear medicine studies, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring the safe handling and disposal of radioactive materials.
The technician is responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures, which involves operating relevant systems, accurately identifying patients, and preparing radiopharmaceutical doses. Key duties also include implementing patient procedures independently, ensuring patient comfort and privacy, and performing necessary quality control and documentation tasks.
$62 / HOUR
The technician is responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures, which includes operating HIS/RIS systems, verifying patient information, and ensuring correct patient identification before procedures. Key duties involve preparing radiopharmaceutical doses, positioning patients and equipment, performing imaging, analyzing data, and assisting physicians during procedures.
The technologist is responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures, which includes operating hospital and radiology information systems, correctly identifying patients, and explaining procedures clearly. Key duties involve preparing radiopharmaceutical doses, operating imaging equipment, analyzing acquired data, assisting physicians, and independently implementing non-imaging procedures like specimen collection.
$108,908 / YEAR
The technologist is responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures, which includes operating hospital and radiology information systems, assessing patient status, and ensuring correct patient identification. Key duties involve preparing radiopharmaceutical doses, performing imaging and non-imaging procedures, and maintaining quality control standards for all equipment and assays.
$60 - $67 / HOUR
The technologist is responsible for performing medically prescribed nuclear medicine procedures, which includes patient assessment, procedure explanation, and ensuring patient comfort and privacy throughout the process. Key duties involve preparing radiopharmaceutical doses, operating imaging equipment, analyzing acquired data, and maintaining detailed documentation for quality control and regulatory compliance.
$111,523 - $124,144 / YEAR
This role involves expert nuclear medicine technology practice, providing direct patient care, and maintaining high clinical and technical skills while ensuring patient needs are appropriately managed. Responsibilities also include coordinating daily schedules, monitoring workflow, ensuring safety compliance, and assisting with staff orientation and competency assessments.
The technologist explains procedures to patients, prepares and administers radiopharmaceutical doses under physician direction, and performs diagnostic studies using imaging equipment to detect radiation and produce organ images. They are also responsible for measuring radioactivity and maintaining quality control of all equipment.
The technologist provides quality care during diagnostic and interventional radiology procedures, ensuring accurate documentation and proper operation of imaging equipment while minimizing radiation exposure. Responsibilities include preparing, measuring, and administering radiopharmaceuticals, performing Nuclear Medicine and PET exams, and assisting with clinical care and patient/family education.
The technologist is responsible for preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic and therapeutic studies, requiring the use of various equipment while strictly adhering to prescribed procedures. Key duties include mixing stock solutions, calculating and administering doses, calibrating equipment, performing imaging studies, measuring radioactivity, and ensuring radiation safety in handling and disposal.
