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Baptist Health Jacksonville · Baptist Medical Center South · Jacksonville, FL

Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Nuclear Medicine Department, Part-Time, Weekends, Baptist South

TypePart time
ScheduleFri–Sun · Days
ExperienceSpecialty exp. pref.
PostedOct 29
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine - ARRT
Certifications
✓Certified Nuclear Medical Technologist (CNMT) - NMTCB Required Or
✓Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine – ARRT Or
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) Required
✓Licensed Nuclear Medical Technologist - ARRT
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) - AHA
Qualifications
✓Vocational School
✓Driver's License - DMV
Radioactive Material Experience Preferred
Experience working in a hospital setting Preferred
Customer Service Experience Preferred
Knowledge of Federal and State Regulations Preferred
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine - ARRT
Certifications
✓Certified Nuclear Medical Technologist (CNMT) - NMTCB Required Or
✓Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine – ARRT Or
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) Required
✓Licensed Nuclear Medical Technologist - ARRT
✓Basic Life Support (BLS) - AHA
Qualifications
✓Vocational School
✓Driver's License - DMV
Radioactive Material Experience Preferred
Experience working in a hospital setting Preferred
Customer Service Experience Preferred
Knowledge of Federal and State Regulations Preferred
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Full employer posting

*Eligible for up to $5,000 Sign-on bonus, if hired!* Baptist Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our Nuclear Medicine Department at Baptist South in Jacksonville, Florida. This is a Part-Time opportunity working Friday-Sunday 7:30am-4:00pm . A Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for providing patients with radioactive medication and operating imaging technology to track the radiation within the patient’s body.

Their duties include sterilizing syringes, preparing patients for a scan, and processing image reports that indicate the presence of disease. Experience with geriatric and cardiac patients preferred. Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Performs high quality diagnostic procedures. Knowledge of (and adherence to) State of Florida rules and regulations in regard to Radiation Control/Radioactive Materials Protects patients, self, others from unnecessary/excessive radiation exposure Is compliant with mandatory education and health requirements Identifies, Prepares, administers, and documents medications as prescribed by a licensed practitioner in accordance with state, and federal regulations or Lawful institutional policy Experience

Radioactive Material Experience Preferred Experience working in a hospital setting Preferred Customer Service Experience Preferred Knowledge of Federal and State Regulations Preferred Education & Credential

Vocational School Certified Nuclear Medical Technologist (CNMT) - NMTCB Required Or Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine – ARRT Or Basic Life Support (BLS) Required If you are interested in this Nuclear Medicine Technologist position at Baptist South, please apply today or contact rachel.strenta@bmcjax.com . Education Required Vocational School Experience Customer Service Experience Knowledge of Federal and State Regulations Radioactive Material Experience Experience working in a hospital setting License and Certification Licensed Nuclear Medical Technologist - ARRT Driver's License - DMV Registered Technologist in Nuclear Medicine - ARRT Certified Nuclear Medical Technologist (CNMT) - NMTCB Basic Life Support (BLS) - AHA Location South - Main Building 14550 Old St Augustine Rd Jacksonville, Florida, 32258 Apply Now

About the role

A Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for providing patients with radioactive medication and operating imaging technology to track the radiation within the patient’s body. Their duties include sterilizing syringes, preparing patients for a scan, and processing image reports that indicate the presence of disease.