Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Feel empowered with a team that thrives in making a difference in the world! At our partner company, Johnson Regional Medical Center, we believe in solving unmet needs through redefining what's possible in the healthcare industry. Plug into the team of highly motivated individuals as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Clarksville, AR with a non-profit hospital committed to giving back to the community through innovative equipment, programs, and excellent physicians. We continue to grow and for over a century have continued to provide the care individuals need. Become a part of something bigger as we strive to strengthen, lengthen, and save lives. We are committed to a brighter future that gives opportunities for everyone, restoring hope and possibilities. We value our team of difference-makers and offer limitless benefits and a career path that is built to see you succeed.
Nuclear Medicine Technologist job details include:
Daily tasks include preparing, measuring, and administering radiopharmaceuticals for use in diagnostic and therapeutic studies. Perform and assist with nuclear medicine studies. Maintains all federal, state, local, and regulatory agency requirements. Be responsible for patient safety protocols, prepare and perform patients for diagnostic exams, maintain basic records and reports, and assist with incoming calls.
Requirements:
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist job details include:
- Rotating Schedule, Part-time
- Pay rate:
$27/hr (additional $1.50 incentive for good attendance, and pay could be more depending on experience)
Daily tasks include preparing, measuring, and administering radiopharmaceuticals for use in diagnostic and therapeutic studies. Perform and assist with nuclear medicine studies. Maintains all federal, state, local, and regulatory agency requirements. Be responsible for patient safety protocols, prepare and perform patients for diagnostic exams, maintain basic records and reports, and assist with incoming calls.
Requirements:
- High School graduate; BS degree preferred.
- Graduation from an approved school of Radiology Sciences with certification in nuclear medicine. Licensed in Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine.
- Certified by the State of Arkansas to practice and administer radiopharmaceuticals.
- Current BLS Certification.
If you are ready to leave a positive impact and embark on a journey that creates opportunities for every stage in your career, then click on Apply Now. We look forward to connecting soon!
After you have applied, download our Staffmark Group WorkNOW App to receive real-time job offers and apply for additional opportunities. You can download it from the App Store or get it on Google Play. Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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