Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Part Time Bronson Battle Creek

Title

Nuclear Medicine Technologist
- Part Time 48

Hrs/Pp, Benefit Eligible
- Bronson Battle Creek

BBC Bronson Battle Creek

• Receives, prepares, and returns radiopharmaceuticals according to policies and workflow protocols.
• Communicates with hospital personnel regarding scheduling other procedures and ensures proper care and radiation safety for patients, including pediatric and pregnancy screening.
• Calibrates and operates equipment, including daily calibration of the dose calibrator and Geiger Counter, to provide optimal Nuclear Medicine examinations in accordance with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Bronson policies.
• Under the direction of the radiologist, administers or assists in the administration of radiopharmaceuticals (either orally or intravenously).
• Consults with the radiologist to clarify orders or discuss unusual situations.
• Operates gamma cameras, performing regular quality control daily, weekly, and monthly.
• Reports any malfunctions, necessary adjustments, or repairs immediately.
• Maintains records regarding safe disposal of biohazard/nuclear waste and properly disposes of all biohazard/nuclear waste according to NRC guidelines.
• Demonstrates complete knowledge of proper procedures to follow in case of a major or minor spill and responds immediately.

• Graduate from an accredited hospital‑based program, college, or university recognized by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB).
• At least three months of clinical and on‑the‑job training.
• Registration from ARRT Nuclear Medicine or NMTCB within six months of hire.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification within two months of hire.
• Demonstrated human‑relation skills with patients, physicians, and others in difficult or sensitive situations, including verbal and written communication, problem solving, and assertiveness.
• Ability to work with high mental/visual fatigue, maintain alertness during prolonged periods, stand or walk regularly, and lift light‑weight objects (up to 20 pounds) with occasional heavier tasks.
• Knowledge of safety procedures for spills, safe disposal of biohazard/nuclear waste, and compliance with NRC regulations.
• Compliance with safety regulations: 10
  
  CFR Part
  30, 10
  
  CFR
  71, MDCH, MDEQ, 49
  
  CFR Hazardous Materials Regulations, and DOT hazardous‑materials training within 90 days of employment and every 3 years thereafter.

Variable time, part‑time; scheduled weekly hours 24. Position is 48hrs per person, benefit eligible.