PET/CT Technologist
Raleigh Radiology
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- Location
- Cary, United States
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 22
- 7 days ago
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About the company
Raleigh Radiology
Hospital & health care · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Perform quality control testing on imaging equipment and meters
- Maintain radioactive material records
- Participate in QA and radiation safety programs
- Perform PET/CT scans, including acquisition, processing, and archiving
What you need
- NMTCB and/or ARRT (N) certification
- Graduate from an AMA approved school of Nuclear Medicine Technology
- BLS for healthcare provider
- 3-5 years experience (preferred)
- CT experience (preferred)
- NMTCB board certification in PET and/or CT (preferred)
- IV placement skills (preferred)
- Education: a professional certificate
Key skills
NMTCBARRT (N)Nuclear Medicine TechnologyBLS for healthcare providerCT experiencePETIV placement skills
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Description
Full-time, Monday-Friday
Location: 210 PET/Outpatient Imaging Center located in the MOB of WakeMed Cary
The PET/CT technologist primary duties will include:
Receiving, administration, and disposal of radioactive materials in accordance with regulatory requirements and facility protocols
Performs daily, weekly, and monthly quality control testing on all imaging equipment, dose calibrators, survey meters and well counter
Maintenance of all radioactive material records for regulatory and accreditation compliance
Participates in QA and radiation safety programs
Performance of PET/CT scans in accordance with facilities clinical protocols to include acquisition, processing, and archiving
Administration of oral and/or IV CT contrast in accordance with facility clinical protocols
Assists with maintenance/inventory of radioactive and non-radioactive medications/supplies
Requirements
Requirements:
NMTCB and/or ARRT (N) certification required
Graduate from an AMA approved school of Nuclear Medicine Technology (required)
3-5 years experience preferred
CT experience a plus
NMTCB board certification in PET and/or CT a plus
IV placement skills a plus
BLS for healthcare provider