Nuclear Medicine Technologist
South Charleston, WV
Concentric Healthcare Staffing
5x8 hrs, Days

Candidates residing within 50–100 miles of the facility may be subject to a reduced rate or may not be accepted.

Applicants must have worked in this unit or setting within the past year to be considered for this position.

Job Title

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Location

South Charleston, WV | Acute Care

Schedule / Job Type

Contract | Days | Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PM | On-call rotation every 4th weekend (Friday 4:30 PM – Monday 7:00 AM) and one weekday call shift per week when not on weekend call

Key Responsibilities

• Perform nuclear medicine imaging studies including cardiac, HIDA, gastric emptying, lung scans, thyroid uptake, and tilt studies, averaging 12–15 scans per day
• Operate department equipment including Siemens E-cam and Philips Brightview gamma cameras across a 4-room department
• Perform IV starts as required for patient preparation and study administration
• Perform EKG monitoring in support of cardiac imaging procedures
• Utilize EMR (Meditech Expanse) and PACS (AGFA IMPAX) systems for documentation and image management
• Participate in department-specific orientation and adhere to all radiation safety protocols

Required Qualifications

• ARRT (Nuclear Medicine) or NMTCB certification required
• West Virginia State Licensure required
• BLS certification required
• Demonstrated experience with IV starts and EKG
• Candidate must supply their own radiation dosimetry badge (facility does not provide)
• Valid, unexpired driver's license required — copy must be submitted with application

Preferred Experience / Skills

• Prior experience with Siemens E-cam or Philips Brightview gamma camera systems
• Familiarity with Meditech Expanse EMR and AGFA IMPAX PACS platforms
• Experience in a high-volume nuclear medicine department

Why Join Us

• Work in a well-equipped, 4-room nuclear medicine department supported by an in-house radiologist and a collaborative lead tech structure
• Gain broad clinical exposure across a diverse range of nuclear medicine studies in an established acute care setting