Virginia Hospital Center
Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $2,537 per week
Virginia Hospital Center, Arlington, Virginia, United States, 22201
Certification Details
BLSNMTCBJob Details
Profession: Nuclear Medicine TechnologistSchedule: 5x8s, 730a-4pCall: One night per week, one weekend per month. Call hours are 1630-0630 Mon-Fri and 24hrs Sat-SunDuration: 13-weeksDepartment Description: General nuclear med studies (bones, renals, gastric emptying, GI bleeds, HIDAs, Thyroid uptake/scan, parathyroids, VQ perfusions), cardiac and EPT/CTDaily Caseload: 15-18Rooms: 4 & PET/CTAges: All ages. Adolescents-GeriatricsJob duties: Prepare, administer, and measure radioactive isotopes in therapeutic, diagnostic, and tracer studies using a variety of radioisotope equipment. Prepare stock solutions of radioactive materials and calculate doses to be administered by radiologists. Subject patients to radiation.Job Requirements
General Skills: IV starts, phlebotomy, EKGs, PACSNuclear Med Procedure Experience: Cardiac, bone scan, brain scan, lung scan, renal flow, thyroid studies, SPECT, myocardialExperience: Min 2 years of Nuc Med Tech experience. Independent work is required. Traveler must be experienced and proficient.EPIC CLASS: RADIOLOGY CT ONLINE ON UNITScrub color: Pewter GreyVACCINE INFO: The Flu vaccine is required during flu season (Oct 1st - Mar 31st).Seasoned travelers preferred. Manager will consider first-time travelers if Tech is very experienced.Schedule Information
730a-4p shiftsOne night per week on call, one weekend per month on callCall hours are 1630-0630 Mon-Fri and 24hrs Sat-SunUnit Specific Information
Daily Caseload: 15-18Rooms: 4 & PET/CTAges: All ages. Adolescents-GeriatricsPrepare, administer, and measure radioactive isotopes in therapeutic, diagnostic, and tracer studies using a variety of radioisotope equipmentAdditional Details
Scrub color: Pewter GreyThe Flu vaccine is required during flu season. (Oct 1st - Mar 31st).
BLSNMTCBJob Details
Profession: Nuclear Medicine TechnologistSchedule: 5x8s, 730a-4pCall: One night per week, one weekend per month. Call hours are 1630-0630 Mon-Fri and 24hrs Sat-SunDuration: 13-weeksDepartment Description: General nuclear med studies (bones, renals, gastric emptying, GI bleeds, HIDAs, Thyroid uptake/scan, parathyroids, VQ perfusions), cardiac and EPT/CTDaily Caseload: 15-18Rooms: 4 & PET/CTAges: All ages. Adolescents-GeriatricsJob duties: Prepare, administer, and measure radioactive isotopes in therapeutic, diagnostic, and tracer studies using a variety of radioisotope equipment. Prepare stock solutions of radioactive materials and calculate doses to be administered by radiologists. Subject patients to radiation.Job Requirements
General Skills: IV starts, phlebotomy, EKGs, PACSNuclear Med Procedure Experience: Cardiac, bone scan, brain scan, lung scan, renal flow, thyroid studies, SPECT, myocardialExperience: Min 2 years of Nuc Med Tech experience. Independent work is required. Traveler must be experienced and proficient.EPIC CLASS: RADIOLOGY CT ONLINE ON UNITScrub color: Pewter GreyVACCINE INFO: The Flu vaccine is required during flu season (Oct 1st - Mar 31st).Seasoned travelers preferred. Manager will consider first-time travelers if Tech is very experienced.Schedule Information
730a-4p shiftsOne night per week on call, one weekend per month on callCall hours are 1630-0630 Mon-Fri and 24hrs Sat-SunUnit Specific Information
Daily Caseload: 15-18Rooms: 4 & PET/CTAges: All ages. Adolescents-GeriatricsPrepare, administer, and measure radioactive isotopes in therapeutic, diagnostic, and tracer studies using a variety of radioisotope equipmentAdditional Details
Scrub color: Pewter GreyThe Flu vaccine is required during flu season. (Oct 1st - Mar 31st).