Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT) - Stockbridge, Georgia

Must be a Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) via NMTCB or hold Nuclear Medicine certification ARRT(N) and have a minimium of 1+ years Nuclear Medicine experience. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Advance your career by contributing specialized nuclear medicine expertise within a dynamic hospital environment. This contract position serves a patient population ranging from adolescents to geriatrics and requires a high level of technical proficiency and professionalism.

Schedule/Hours

• Day shift: 4x10-hour shifts (06:00 - 17:30)
• Every other weekend required
• Call rotation: one week (7 days) per month; M-F call starts at shift end through 2300, weekends
• Floating within facility/scope of practice as needed
• Holiday coverage includes major holidays relevant to assignment length

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of recent experience in nuclear medicine imaging; first-time travelers not accepted
• Required certifications: BLS, ARRT-R, NMTCB
• Proficiency with Xceleris processing system, Fuji Synapse 5 (PACS), AtomLab960 Thyroid Probe/Well Counter, Capintec CRC-55tR & CRC-15 Beta dose calibrators, LudLum Model 14C, and Bicron 2000 survey meters
• Experience with Epic, PACS, Philips Skylight, Siemens Symbia Evo
• Adherence to dark grey scrub color policy
• Ability to float as needed based on facility and clinical requirements

Essential Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive nuclear medicine imaging procedures
• Process, analyze, and archive images utilizing specified software and equipment
• Deliver high-quality imaging services to adolescent through geriatric patients
• Comply with all safety, procedural, and regulatory policies within the imaging department
• Support patient care needs in collaboration with multi-disciplinary teams

Additional Information

• Full compliance is required to begin assignment; non-compliance will lead to a start date delay due to bi-weekly orientation scheduling
• Clinical screening is required, and final placement is determined following a clinical interview

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