US Allied

Nuclear Medicine Technologist Travel Job:

U.S. Nursing is seeking experienced and self-motivated travel Nuclear Medicine Technologists for a potential strike in the fall.

Nuclear Medicine Technologist Qualifications:

• Active and current BLS
• NMBT
• Two years of recent experience as Nuclear Medicine Tech, within the past two years.
• Graduate of an accredited Associate Degree or Bachelor Degree program.

In addition you must:

• Commit to a full 9 days away from home, one U.S. Nursing receives the official 10-days notice.
• Be available to work ANY shift. U.S. Nursing does not guarantee shift placement.
• Hand-carry your complete file.
• Not be CURRENTLY WORKING or IN PROCESS for any Fastaff assignment.

Nuclear Medicine Technologist Duties & Responsibilities:

• Perform organ imaging tests, including full skeletal, cardiac blood pool, and major vascular blood pool tests, and cysternograms utilizing gamma cameras, and/or stationary camera devices.
• Perform complex procedures, including injecting radiopharmaceuticals under the direct supervision of a radiologist.
• Explain test procedures and safety precautions to subjects and provide them with assistance during procedures.
• Ensure the environment is safe at all times for patient and staff.
• Attain required approval and signature by nuclear medicine physicians.
• Transfer, position, and instruct patients in preparation for procedures.

About U.S. Nursing

Since 1989, U.S. Nursing has been working with healthcare facilities and nursing professionals to provide turnkey staffing solutions during labor disputes. U.S. Nursing has staffed or helped avert more than 95% of all healthcare labor disputes nationwide, and is the pioneer and industry leader for comprehensive services throughout strike preparation and implementation.

In the event of a job action, U.S. Nursing will provide a committed group of experienced healthcare professionals, and full project management -- ensuring continuous, quality patient care.