Nuclear Medicine Technologist PRN LiveWell Homecare Agency Atlanta, GA Job Details PRN 17 hours ago Qualifications Vascular access Diagnostic imaging equipment Patient and family consultation Medical procedure preparation Blood sampling Patient question and concern management Medical procedure assistance Pre-examination patient preparation Image acquisition for patient care Radiology BLS Certification Associate's degree in radiologic technology Care documentation Imaging studies Assisting medical staff Mid-level Emotional support for patients Radiology equipment maintenance procedures Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist Image quality checks Medical equipment cleaning Stocking Healthcare infection prevention and control compliance expertise Operating medical imaging equipment Patient escort assistance Aseptic technique Patient treatment Patient education Associate's degree Surface decontamination

Full Job Description Role Overview:

The Nuclear Medicine technologist provides safe, patient-centered imaging services by performing a variety of technical procedures following department protocols. They independently set up equipment, position patients, and ensure high-quality diagnostic images are obtained. The role involves verifying orders, assessing patient history, administering radiopharmaceuticals safely, and responding to emergency situations.

Key Responsibilities:

Adjust imaging techniques to optimize study quality and report equipment issues promptly. Maintain equipment cleanliness and functionality according to infection control policies. Deliver compassionate patient care, verifying identity, and ensuring comfort and dignity throughout procedures. Communicate effectively with patients and families, explaining procedures and addressing concerns. Follow pre- and post-procedural protocols, including sterile techniques and venipuncture skills. Participate in quality control, timely study transmission, and documentation accuracy. Assist with departmental operations, including supply restocking, patient transport, and administrative tasks. Adhere to regulatory standards and support departmental and hospital-wide policies.

Qualifications & Skills:

Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology. Minimum of 1 year clinical experience, with preferred experience in Nuclear Medicine.

Certifications:

ARRT Nuclear Technology or Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist, and BLS certification. Strong technical skills, critical thinking, and ability to work independently. Excellent communication, patient care, and organizational abilities.

Additional Duties:

Performing routine clerical tasks, maintaining departmental standards, and participating in ongoing education and training. The role may include taking call and supporting team members as needed.