Job opportunity
Nuclear Medicine PET CT Technologist
Providence Health Care
Perform Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT imaging, and patient care at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver through an onsite, regular part-time position. Work daytime rotations at 0.60 FTE.
Providence Health Care seeks a Nuclear Medicine PET/CT Technologist with recognized Nuclear Medicine Technology education and CAMRT certification. The position requires three years of recent Nuclear Medicine experience, PET/CT certification, intravenous therapy training, and Basic Life Support certification. You will support diagnostic and therapeutic examinations, radiopharmaceutical administration, image processing, and radiation safety.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform Nuclear Medicine, PET, and CT examinations
Prepare, administer, and document radiopharmaceuticals
Monitor patients and provide examination-related care
Operate imaging equipment and process acquired data
Perform quality control and radiation safety procedures
Requirements:
Graduate from a recognized Nuclear Medicine Technology program
Hold CAMRT Nuclear Medicine certification
Bring three years of recent Nuclear Medicine experience
Complete recognized PET/CT and intravenous therapy training
Maintain Basic Life Support certification and technical knowledge
Apply Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT, patient care, and radiation safety expertise as a Vancouver hospital technologist.
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Apply on source site Providence Health Care seeks a Nuclear Medicine PET/CT Technologist with recognized Nuclear Medicine Technology education and CAMRT certification. The position requires three years of recent Nuclear Medicine experience, PET/CT certification, intravenous therapy training, and Basic Life Support certification. You will support diagnostic and therapeutic examinations, radiopharmaceutical administration, image processing, and radiation safety.
Key Responsibilities:
Perform Nuclear Medicine, PET, and CT examinations
Prepare, administer, and document radiopharmaceuticals
Monitor patients and provide examination-related care
Operate imaging equipment and process acquired data
Perform quality control and radiation safety procedures
Requirements:
Graduate from a recognized Nuclear Medicine Technology program
Hold CAMRT Nuclear Medicine certification
Bring three years of recent Nuclear Medicine experience
Complete recognized PET/CT and intravenous therapy training
Maintain Basic Life Support certification and technical knowledge
Apply Nuclear Medicine, PET/CT, patient care, and radiation safety expertise as a Vancouver hospital technologist.
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