Nuclear Medicine Technologist

$45.11 to $68.53 Dependent on Experience The Nuclear Medicine Technologist coordinates all activities of the Nuclear Medicine Department. Prepares, administers, and images radioactive isotopes for diagnostic studies utilizing a variety of imaging and detecting equipment. Job Requirements Knowledge of/Skill/Ability to: Perform quality control, radiation surveys, equipment calibration and radioactive waste disposal according to set standards and practices.

License/Certification: National Certification as a Nuclear Medical Technologist by NMTCB ARRT Radiography Credential Licensed as Nuclear Medical Technologist by Oregon Board of Medical Imaging BLS upon hire and kept current Education and/or

Graduation from an accredited JRCERT School of Radiologic Technology. Two (2) years experience as a practicing technologist in Nuclear Medicine preferred. Strong organizational abilities, with excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Physical Demands and Work Environment Conditions / ADA Compliance: Occupational exposure to some electrical and radiant hazards. Works with radioactive isotopes, film processing chemicals. Safety materials are provided for hazardous materials.

Lifting up to 100 pounds, assisting patients, pushing/pulling, and reaching. Must be able for verbally interact with staff, patients, and public. Must have manual dexterity of hands/fingers for writing and computer input.

Hearing must be within normal limits with or without use of corrective hearing devices.

Days shift