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No experience required.

Registered Nuclear Med Tech

Lifting, pushing, and/or pulling objects over 50 lbs. Standing or walking with objects up to 25 lbs. Repetitive motion

Monday through Friday, day shift with rotational call for after hours, holidays and weekends

The department of Nuclear Medicine is seeking a NM & MI Technologist. This position is responsible for imaging, quality control, documentation, and regulatory compliance.
The NM&MI Technologist performs diagnostic Nuclear Medicine examinations, PET/CT examinations, therapeutic interventional procedures, and other duties as assigned. These procedures are performed per unit policies/procedures in compliance with radiation and patient safety guidelines.

Communication, attention to detail, analytical skills, customer service skills, desire to learn new skills, and the ability to use technology.

Degree from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Program with training in Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT preferred.

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