Description
Introduction
Are you dedicated to enhancing the patient experience? At HCA Healthcare, we prioritize compassionate care with integrity. We treat our patients like family! Start your journey as a Nuclear Medicine Specialist with us today!
Benefits
Our organization offers a comprehensive rewards package designed to support your health, career, and life goals. Explore the benefits we provide :
- Comprehensive medical coverage with low costs for essential services, including prescription drugs and telemedicine.
- Options for dental and vision plans, life and disability insurance, and additional supplemental health plans.
- Access to free counseling services aimed at emotional, physical, and financial wellbeing.
- Generous 401(k) Plan with matching contributions based on your years of service.
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan offering discounts on stock purchases.
- Family support with benefits for fertility, family building, and adoption assistance.
- Referral services for childcare, eldercare, and home services.
- Discounts on various services through our partnerships.
- Retirement resources and educational assistance for continued learning.
- A recognition program for our dedicated team members.
- A robust Time Away From Work program, including paid leave options.
- Employee Health Assistance Fund providing coverage based on income.
Note : Benefit eligibility may vary by location.
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Job Summary
The Nuclear Medicine Specialist utilizes radionuclides to aid in disease diagnosis and treatment. You will have a solid understanding of human anatomy, patient care principles, nuclear medicine protocols, and radiation safety practices. You will produce images compliant with industry standards and maintain quality assurance in line with regulatory guidelines.
Responsibilities
Conduct Nuclear Medicine exams per our established imaging protocols.Administer radioactive materials according to health regulations.Ensure safety measures for yourself, colleagues, and patients during procedures.Communicate clearly with patients to explain the process prior to examinations.Maintain proficiency in operating nuclear medicine equipment.Coordinate with physicians for necessary procedures involving medication administration.Perform quality control checks to uphold department functions.Maintain accurate records regarding radioactive materials management.Conduct regular surveys of your work area and keep documented findings.Adhere to safety and infection control policies as per regulatory bodies.Collaborate with the Radiation Safety Officer to uphold quality standards.Qualifications
Education :
Graduate from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent.Experience :
Preferred : One year as a Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist.Licenses / Certifications :
Certification by the Texas Department of State Health Services as a Medical Radiologic Technologist.Certification by the Nuclear Medicine Technologist Certification Board (CNMT) or the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) (N), or eligible for exams within 24 months.Basic Cardiac Life Support (BLS) or CPR certification to be obtained within 30 days of starting employment.St. David's South Austin Medical Center is a 368-bed acute care facility offering a variety of medical specialties, including an accredited oncology program and advanced trauma care. We strive to provide exceptional care with compassion and integrity while being recognized as an ethical healthcare provider. If you seek a rewarding opportunity with room for growth, we want you to apply!
HCA Healthcare is proud to be an equal opportunity employer, embracing diversity and individuality in our workforce.