At least 1 year of full-time clinical experience in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
Current California Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) certification.
Responsibilities
Operate scintillation detection equipment and nuclear medicine scanners to produce diagnostic images.
Prepare radioactive isotopes for administration according to established procedures.
Perform laboratory studies on body specimens, including blood volume and fat absorption tests.
Calculate and interpret laboratory test results using statistical procedures.
Calibrate equipment to ensure diagnostic quality and accuracy.
Maintain records of tests performed and the handling of radioactive materials.
Conduct quality control studies and maintain associated documentation.
Assist in training and orienting students and new employees in the Radiology Department.
Benefits
Supportive work environment focused on patient safety and diagnostic accuracy.
Opportunities for professional development and training.
Engagement in quality control and improvement initiatives.
Collaboration with a dedicated team in a specialized field.
Full Job Description
Job Description:
Job Summary
The Nuclear Medicine Technologist prepares and administers radioactive isotopes as part of diagnostic procedures and operates specialized imaging equipment to measure isotope concentrations and produce images of specific body areas. This role performs diagnostic laboratory studies, calculates test results, calibrates equipment, maintains accurate records, and supports quality control and staff training.
Key Responsibilities
Operate scintillation detection equipment and nuclear medicine scanners to measure isotope concentrations and produce diagnostic images.
Prepare radioactive isotopes for administration in accordance with established procedures.
Perform laboratory studies, including blood volume, red cell survival, and fat absorption tests on body specimens.
Calculate and interpret laboratory test results using established statistical procedures.
Calibrate equipment to ensure diagnostic quality and accurate results.
Maintain records of tests performed, test results, and the handling or disposition of radioactive isotopes and isotope-containing materials.
Conduct quality control studies and maintain associated documentation.
Assist in training, educating, and orienting students and new employees in the Radiology Department.
Follow established procedures to support patient safety, diagnostic accuracy, and quality standards.
Perform other duties as assigned.
Required Qualifications
At least 1 year of full-time clinical experience in Nuclear Medicine Technology, including required didactic experience in an approved department.
Current California Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT) certification.
Working Place:
Long Beach, California, United States
Company :
2026 Nov. 19th - Southern California Event - Memorial Care
About Memorialcare Health System
MemorialCare Health System is a not-for-profit integrated delivery system that includes six top hospitals, two medical groups, a health plan, and numerous outpatient health centers throughout Southern California. The system has more than 200 care locations, including hospitals, medical offices, and outpatient centers. MemorialCare Health System was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in Fountain Valley, California.
