Nuclear Medicine Tech

The Registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs a range of Nuclear Medicine procedures, including PET/CT, and attends to the safety, mental, and physical needs of patients. They ensure the production of high-quality images for interpretation and completes proper documentation.

Other information:

• Graduate of an accredited School of Nuclear Medicine.
• Certification eligible upon date of hire. Must be certified within one year of hire.
• Have and maintain Arkansas Department of Health Temporary Nuclear Medicine License until permanent license is applicable.
• Required to have and maintain current certification with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Nuclear Medicine (ARRT)(N) and/or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board in Nuclear Medicine (CNMT).
• Have and maintain current Arkansas Department of Health Nuclear Medicine License.
• If performing PET/CT, certification in American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in Radiography (ARRT)(R), Computed Tomography (ARRT)(CT) and/or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board in Computed Tomography (CNMT)(CT) is required within 2 years of applying for a temporary PET/CT license with the Arkansas Department of Health.
• In performing PET/CT, technologists must have and maintain an additional license withthe Arkansas Department of Health. This can either be an Arkansas Department of Health Radiologic Technologist License, Arkansas Department of Health PET/CTLicense or a Temporary Arkansas Department of Health PET/CT License.
• Must have and maintain current CPR (American Heart Association-Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers)

This job will be authorized
80.00 hours bi-weekly.

Today, Baptist Health is Arkansas' most comprehensive healthcare organization with more than 250 points of access that include 11 hospitals, urgent care centers, a senior living community, and over 100 primary and specialty care clinics in Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma.
2021 Baptist Health. All Rights Reserved.