Per Diem / PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $38 per hour
Company: Mass General Brigham
Location: Boston
Posted on: October 21, 2024
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Job Description:
Mass General Brigham is seeking a per diem / prn Nuclear
Medicine Technologist for a per diem / prn job in Boston,
Massachusetts.Job Description & Requirements
Per Diem Nuclear Medicine Technologist Nuclear Medicine
Technologist position available covering PET/CT, General Nuclear
Medicine and Nuclear Cardiology. Under general supervision and
following established procedures, handles and administers
radiopharmaceuticals and operates radiation detection and imaging
equipment. PET/CT experience is preferred. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND
RESPONSIBILITIES (1) Assays, records, prepares, and administers
radiopharmaceuticals. (2) Operates SPECT, SPECT/CT and PET/CT
imaging and radiation detection equipment to obtain diagnostic
images and information. In doing so, ensures the patient is
properly prepared. Positions and immobilizes patient as needed.
Selects proper imaging and data processing techniques. (3) The
technologist will be required to perform Computed Tomography
Imaging (attenuation correction only) as ordered in conjunction
with SPECT and PET/CT exams. (4) Explains exam to patient taking
into consideration physical and emotional needs, maintaining
ethical standards (patient confidentiality, professional conduct,
etc.). Delivers patient care under the scope of license/training.
(5) Maintains effective working relations and communication with
departmental and other hospital personnel, i.e., medical staff,
nursing, etc. (6) Calibrates and verifies the operation of all
equipment to be used during the workday, notifying appropriate
personnel of equipment malfunctions and repairs needed. Performs
quality control procedures on all equipment. (7) Completes
paperwork, RIS and Epic functions as necessary for each patient
exam. (8) Remains up to date on developments and trends in imaging
techniques, procedures, and equipment by reading appropriate
manuals and technique journals. Participates in education programs,
meeting state requirements for continuing education credits. (9)
Supervises and teaches Nuclear Medicine Technology students within
the department. (10) Prepares the equipment, room, and supplies
necessary for each patient and regular daily use. Stocks and
supplies room as needed. (11) Assays, records, and disposes of
radioactive waste and contamination. (12) remains flexible in all
shift coverage and overtime situations as necessary. (13)
Acknowledges and participates in research studies, quality
assurance, and quality improvement projects carried on in the
department (c-list, patient waiting time, etc.). (14) Performs all
other duties as directed. (15) Practices safe radiation protection
practices and complies with ALARA principles. Must be a graduate of
an approved school of Nuclear Medicine Technology. Must possess a
valid Massachusetts license as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
Must be registered or eligible for certification by the American
Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT-N) or the Nuclear
Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB). Must meet,
successfully complete, and maintain the ARRT or NMTCB certification
and registration within one year of start of employment. Must have
interpersonal skills sufficient to interact effectively with
patients who may be under physical and/or emotional stress. Must
possess analytical abilities necessary to acquire and effectively
utilize knowledge of radiation detection, imaging and computer
processing techniques, anatomy and physiology, and medical
terminology. Must demonstrate flexibility and willingness to adapt
to frequent interruptions, roles and work assignments, and patient
emergencies. Present a positive attitude and a professional
appearance. Must be physically capable of lifting, (linen,
supplies, patients, etc.), as well as operating the equipment. Must
develop a working understanding of the Radiant, Cupid and Epic
applications. Must be aware of hazards within the department,
adhering to safety standards established by Brigham & Women's
Hospital and other regulatory agencies (ionizing radiation, nuclear
reactor by-product material, universal precautions, etc.). Duties
include patient care responsibilities with subsequent exposure to
human waste, and similar unpleasant elements. Must be prepared to
work overtime, holidays and weekends as needed. Exposure to
ionizing radiation when using proper safety procedures. Failure to
follow established procedures and safety practices could result in
exposure to radioactivity. Subject to frequent stressful
situations. Lifting and transferring patients from imaging table to
stretcher/wheelchair and vice versa. Recruiter: Parsons, Conor Mass
General Brigham Job ID #3289127. Posted job title: Per Diem Nuclear
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