Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Nuclear Medicine

American Traveler is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist with at least 2 years of experience and active CNMT and BLS certifications for a Level 1 trauma acute care setting.

Job Details

• Work in an acute care, Level 1 trauma environment,
• Nuclear medicine unit using Siemens PET/CT Biograph Vision and Siemens E.CAMs,
• Monday through Friday day shifts, typically from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM or 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM,
• Call requirement is one day per week and every fifth weekend,
• Charting is performed using Epic EMR,
• Floating within the nuclear medicine department may be expected,
• Radiation badge is provided,

Job Requirements

• Minimum of 2 years experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist,
• Active Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) via NMTCB and BLS certification required,
• Active state license required at time of consideration; pending licensure will not be accepted,
• Driver's license required for consideration,
• DOT Certification preferred for original contract and required at extension (within 90 days),
• License required if applicable,
• Must provide professional references: one supervisor reference from within the past 12 months and one peer or supervisor reference from within the last 3 years,
• Artificial nails are prohibited while providing patient care; refusal to comply will result in termination,

Additional Information

• Responsible for performing nuclear medicine imaging and procedures using Siemens PET/CT and E.CAM systems; training provided if unfamiliar with specific equipment,
• Orientation includes 12 hours,
• Assignment is for 13 weeks,
• Must reside at least 50 miles from the facility and not hold full time, part time, or PRN status with any CommonSpirit (including CHI or Dignity) facilities,
• Driver's license is used to verify permanent address and radius requirement compliance,
• Return to work is not permitted for candidates employed by CommonSpirit facilities in the past year, unless worked PRN through outside agencies,
• Radiation safety protocols and use of a provided radiation badge are required,
• Dress code prohibits artificial nails in patient care departments