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Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist - FULL-TIME

Job Summary: Nuclear Medicine Technologist that is skilled in both Cardiology and General Nuclear Medicine, someone who is willing to learn multiple cameras and work flows and will travel to other FMCOH locations when needed for coverage.

WHAT DOES FLORIDA MEDICAL CLINIC ORLANDO HEALTH HAVE TO OFFER ITS EMPLOYEES?

We offer a wide choice of compensation and benefit programs that are among the best. From competitive salaries to retirement plans. We make every effort to take care of the people who make our company great.

Gives you an employer that you will have pride in working for
Provides excellent training programs and opportunities for growth
Offers Medical Benefits including:
- Employer Contributions to HSA high deductible plan
- Discounts at our medical facilities
- Cigna Open Access OAPIN & OAP plans
Supports Incentive based Wellness Programs
Offers company sponsored Life Insurance with buy-up provisions
Provides Dental, Vision, Long and Short Term Disability, Accident & Illness policy options
Supports Paid Time Off and Holidays
Gives generous 401K plan with annual 3% Employer contribution after one year of employment
Values and appreciates its employees
Boasts a reputation for superior health care and quality service

Essential Functions of the Position:

Administrative Functions

Coordinates nuclear schedule and workflow with other staff

Thoroughly explains the test procedure to individual patients
Reviews toxicity and side effects of radiopharmaceuticals with the patient
Documents patient information in a concise, clear and thorough manner

Clinical Skills

Prepares each dosage of radiopharmaceutical and administers through IV
Performs intravenous injections to include administration of diagnostic agents and medications
Administers medication in a safe and knowledgeable manner following established clinic policies and within the scope of licensure
Validates doses for accuracy, verification of “5 Rights”
Demonstrates comprehensive knowledge, skill and judgment of medications administered following clinic and manufacturer’s protocols for administration
Informs physician of any changes to patient’s condition during the nuclear study

Manages and Maintains Medical Supplies, Equipment and Drug Inventory

Calculates the dosage of radiopharmaceutical needed for each patient
Orders the radiopharmaceuticals as needed
Maintains detailed documentation of amounts and types of radionuclides received, administered and disposed
Orders and maintains drug inventory and medical supplies
Maintains medical equipment; ensures all equipment is calibrated, cleaned, sterilized and operational
Performs quality controls as recommended by the manufacturer and required by accreditation and state
Maintains safety standards and all necessary state regulated documents
Works directly with the contracted physicist of the Nuclear Department
Empties red bags, replaces sharp containers, ensure all OSHA policies and procedures are followed

Operates the nuclear camera to detect and map the radioactive drug in the patient’s body

Positions patients accordingly on the nuclear equipment
Initiates gamma scintillation camera
Produces images on the computer monitor for physician interpretation
Notifies the physician immediately of abnormal studies
Ensures all nuclear studies are interpreted, dictated and copied to referring physicians

Completes the Encounter Form indicating the correct procedure codes for billing
Assists Administration in overseeing the Wesley Chapel Nuclear Department

Additional Responsibilities:

Performs other incidental and related duties as required and assigned
Earns CEU’s to maintain certification and licensure
Maintains an organized and clean work area

Physical and Mental Demands:

Physical requirements

Able to stand for long periods
Use of proper body mechanics
Manual dexterity

Above average concentration and high level complexity of decision making
High level of attention to detail

Occupational Exposure:

High risk exposure to bloodborne pathogens, chemical hazards and radiation exposure

Job Qualifications:

High school diploma or GED equivalent
Minimum of one year experience in a similar role
Valid State of Florida, ARRT, NMTCB, CNMT, BLS licenses/certifications
Current Active Nuclear Medicine license
Strong customer service orientation
Heightened sensitivity to patient’s physical and psychological needs
Ability to maintain quality and high standards to deliver excellent studies
Minimum 2 years experience required

Florida Medical Clinic Orlando Health is a drug-free workplace and maintains a policy in which new hires will be required to submit to pre-employment drug testing. This policy is intended to comply with applicable laws regarding drug testing and any privacy rights.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and make employment decisions without regard to race, gender, disability or protected veteran status

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