Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Baptist Health
Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Baptist Health
Full-spectrum health system with hospitals
Summary
Job Description:
Nuclear Med Tech PRN
Minimum 2 Shifts Per Month
We are seeking a highly motivated Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic procedures using gamma cameras, assay instruments, and related equipment with limited supervision. The ideal candidate will gather patient histories, prepare documentation, and maintain accurate records to support quality imaging and interpretation. Key responsibilities include maintaining quality control on all assigned instruments, adhering to radiation safety standards (ALARA), and manipulating imaging data to obtain diagnostic information. The technologist will properly position and monitor patients during procedures, prepare and administer radionuclides under physician direction, and ensure all equipment is used according to established protocols. This role also requires professional conduct, department cleanliness, and adherence to dress code and safety standards. Additional duties include communicating effectively with radiologists and other healthcare staff, transporting patients when needed, participating in training activities, and performing other duties as assigned. This position offers the opportunity to work in a supportive team environment dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care.
Requirements:
Graduate of an accredited school of Nuclear Medicine Technology.
KBMIRT at time of hire.
NMTCB and/or ARRT within 90 days of hire.
Current BCLS certification within 90 days of hire.
DOT Certification due within 90 days of hire and every 3 years after.
Full-spectrum health system with hospitals
Baptist Health is a regional health system with nine hospitals and more than 400 care sites across Kentucky and Indiana, offering inpatient services, outpatient clinics, home health, urgent care, diagnostic and surgery centers, and therapies. It combines employed physicians in Baptist Health Medical Group with a large network of independent clinicians to deliver comprehensive care across the continuum, including hospital care, primary care, specialty practices, and wellness services. Its hospitals hold Magnet or Pathway to Excellence nursing designations, reflecting a focus on nursing quality, and the system aims to provide accessible, high-quality health care to communities through a broad, integrated network. The goal is to improve community health by delivering coordinated, patient-centered care across a wide geographic footprint.
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