Cardiovascular Associates of America

Physician-first cardiovascular care partnerships with capital

Nuclear Technologist

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Part-timeNo salary listedHybrid

About the Job

Requirements

Have a high school diploma or GED.
Maintain current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Hold professional board certification such as CNMT or RT(N), and the Illinois radioactive license and IEMA credential.
Have knowledge of imaging devices and EKG abnormalities.
Be able to use a PC, software programs including electronic medical records (EMR), and a telephone, and have knowledge of medical terminology.
Be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
Be able to move a portable EKG machine on a wheeled cart weighing up to 20 pounds.
Frequently alternate between sitting, standing, and walking.
Use hands and arms for reaching, grasping, and fine finger manipulation; have the vision, hearing, and speaking ability needed to interact with physicians, clinical staff, and patients.

Responsibilities

Prepare patients for testing by preparing radioactive pharmaceuticals, explaining the testing process, and answering patient questions.
Inject patients in accordance with pharmaceutical specifications.
Monitor patient visits, respond to patient needs, and respond in emergency situations.
Use imaging equipment to view the distribution of pharmaceuticals within the patient’s body.
Produce quality images for physician use in diagnosing and treating cardiac and circulatory conditions.
Maintain a neat and sanitary work environment.
Clean and maintain exam rooms, ensuring they are stocked with clinical supplies and equipment.
Travel between locations as needed to ensure appropriate staffing.
Perform clerical duties, including scanning, faxing, filing, and chart preparation, as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned to assist in clinic operations.

Nuclear Technologist
Location: Schamburg and Oak Park, IL
Employment type: PRN ~6-8 hours/week

Job purpose
The Nuclear Technologist is responsible for preparing and administering radioactive pharmaceuticals to patients, using imaging equipment to view the distribution of pharmaceutical through the body to aid in the diagnosis of patients under doctor supervision.

Duties and responsibilities
• Ready patients for testing through the preparation of radioactive pharmaceuticals, explaining testing process and answer questions patient may have
• Inject patients in accordance with pharmaceutical specifications
• Monitor patient visits, respond to patient needs and in emergency situations
• Use of imaging equipment to view distribution within patient’s body
• Produce quality images for physician use in diagnosis and treatment of cardiac, circulatory conditions
• Maintain a neat and sanitary work environment
• Clean and maintain exam rooms ensuring they are stocked with clinical supplies and equipment
• Travel between locations as needed to ensure appropriate staffing
• Perform clerical duties including scanning, faxing, filing and chart prep as needed
• Other duties as assigned to assist in the operation of the clinic.

Qualifications
Technologists must be courteous, professional and have excellent customer service skills including verbal and written communication needed for patient and staff in a fast-paced environment, be able to calm a nervous patient.

• High School Diploma/ GED
• Current BLS certification
• Professional Certification - Board Certification – CNMT, RT(N), IL Radioactive License, IEMA
• Knowledge of imaging devices, EKG abnormalities
• Use of PC, software programs (EMR), telephone, knowledge of medical terminology

Working conditions
The Technologist typically works in an office/clinical environment, with a team.

Physical requirements
Lifting: may lift up to 50 lbs.
Push/ Pull: ability to move a portable EKG machine on a wheeled cart- up to 20lbs.
Standing, walking, sitting: Frequently alternate between Sitting, standing and walking
Use of hands and arms/ reaching/ grasping/ fine manipulation of fingers
Vision, hearing, speaking needed for interaction with physicians, clinical staff and patients

About the Company

Cardiovascular Associates of America

Physician-first cardiovascular care partnerships with capital

Overview: CVAUSA provides capital, resources, and advisory support to cardiovascular practices so they can grow while keeping clinical autonomy. How it works: The company partners with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and practice staff, offering capital, operational guidance, and access to an internal network of experts. It also arranges revenue-enhancing opportunities with risk-bearing organizations to help practices expand. This support is delivered with a physician-first ethos that prioritizes partnership and alignment with the practice’s goals. Differences from competitors: CVAUSA emphasizes physician autonomy, a true partner-driven model, and an extensive internal network plus structured arrangements to boost revenue and growth, rather than a traditional capital-only or management-driven approach. Goal: Inspire transformative change by providing the best business models and administrative processes for cardiovascular physicians and their practices.

Company size: 51-200
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Kissimmee, FL
Founded: 2021

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