Job Title: Certified Blood Bank Technologist
Duties: Conduct blood bank testing procedures, including blood typing, cross-matching, and antibody identification. Maintain accurate records of testing results and ensure compliance with quality and safety standards. Perform routine maintenance on laboratory equipment.
Skills:
At least 1 year of experience in blood bank clinical laboratory operations.
Familiarity with blood banking software and instrumentation.
Education:
Performs various nuclear imaging procedures, including SPECT and PET scans, under the guidance of physicians.
Administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients based on medical orders and ensures correct dosages.
Ensures that all imaging and patient care areas adhere to safety and sanitation guidelines.
Operates and maintains imaging equipment to ensure it is in good working order for each scan.
Ensures all images meet diagnostic quality standards before sending them to the radiologist.
Monitors the patient’s condition during the procedure and ensures their comfort and safety.
Prepares and maintains accurate patient documentation, including procedure notes and radiopharmaceutical use.
Troubleshoots and resolves any equipment malfunctions promptly to minimize downtime.
Works closely with other healthcare staff to ensure comprehensive patient care and imaging.
Participates in quality control activities and training to maintain high standards of practice.
Skills:
Expertise in nuclear imaging procedures, including preparation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals.
Strong understanding of radiation safety practices and equipment maintenance.
Education & Certifications:
Graduate from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
ARRT or NMTCB certification required.
NYS Nuclear Medicine license required.
BLS certification.
Pay Range:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Specialist
Duties:
Performs diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures by operating specialized imaging equipment and ensuring the accuracy of scans.
Administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients and prepares them for imaging procedures.
Prepares and documents radiopharmaceutical dosages, ensuring they align with prescribed guidelines.
Coordinates patient care with physicians and other healthcare staff to ensure effective treatment planning.
Ensures all imaging equipment is operating efficiently and troubleshoots any issues promptly.
Works in compliance with all radiation safety regulations and follows the ALARA principle.
Prepares and maintains patient records and imaging results in the hospital’s data management system.
Educates patients on nuclear medicine procedures, ensuring clear communication and comfort.
Conducts regular quality control checks on imaging equipment and reports malfunctions to supervisors.
Participates in department meetings and training programs to stay current on advances in nuclear medicine technology.
Skills:
Minimum 1 year of experience in nuclear medicine procedures.
Strong technical skills in operating and maintaining nuclear medicine equipment.
Education & Certifications:
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
Certification through ARRT or NMTCB.
New York State license in Nuclear Medicine required.
BLS certification preferred.
Pay Range:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Imaging Technologist
Duties:
Administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients and operates imaging equipment to produce diagnostic nuclear scans.
Follows safety and infection control procedures to maintain a clean and safe working environment.
Prepares and checks radiopharmaceuticals to ensure correct dosages for each procedure.
Collaborates with physicians to interpret diagnostic images and provide accurate results for patient care.
Ensures all equipment is calibrated and functioning properly before each patient procedure.
Documents all patient and imaging information into the hospital’s records system.
Provides patient education on procedures, addressing any concerns or questions before the scan.
Troubleshoots any issues with imaging equipment and ensures timely repairs are made.
Works closely with the radiology team to ensure procedures are performed according to departmental standards.
Prepares the imaging area and maintains adequate stock of radiopharmaceuticals and supplies.
Skills:
Proficient in operating gamma cameras, PET scanners, and other nuclear imaging equipment.
Knowledge of radiation safety protocols and radiopharmaceutical handling.
Education & Certifications:
Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
ARRT or NMTCB certification required.
NYS license required for Nuclear Medicine.
BLS certification preferred.
Pay Range:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Imaging Technician
Duties:
Operates nuclear imaging equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images of patients.
Administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients, ensuring proper technique and dosage.
Provides instructions and support to patients before, during, and after imaging procedures.
Monitors patients for any adverse reactions during imaging and ensures their comfort.
Prepares and checks all equipment and supplies required for imaging procedures.
Ensures images are processed and reviewed by physicians for diagnosis.
Documents all relevant patient information and procedure details in the hospital system.
Coordinates with healthcare teams to ensure efficient patient flow and timely results.
Participates in departmental quality control and safety activities.
Maintains a clean and organized work environment in compliance with hospital standards.
Skills:
Minimum 1 year experience in nuclear medicine imaging procedures.
Familiarity with radiopharmaceutical preparation and handling.
Education & Certifications:
Graduate from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
ARRT or NMTCB certification required.
NYS Nuclear Medicine license required.
BLS certification.
Pay Range:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Contract
Duties: The Nuclear Medicine Technologist is responsible for conducting nuclear medicine procedures, including imaging and therapeutic procedures, using advanced technology. This role involves ensuring patient safety and comfort during scans, preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, and maintaining accurate records. Additionally, the technologist will monitor equipment functionality, perform quality control tests, and educate patients about the procedures.
Skills:
1+ year of experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Proficient in operating nuclear imaging equipment
Education:
Associate's Degree required, Bachelor’s degree preferred.
Certification as a Radiologic Technologist (ARRT).
Certification as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMTCB) required.
Certifications & Licenses:
Job Title: Nuclear Imaging Technologist - Contract
Duties: As a Nuclear Imaging Technologist, you will be responsible for performing diagnostic nuclear imaging procedures, including the preparation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals to patients. You will assist physicians in interpreting results, maintain equipment, and ensure patient safety during imaging. Your duties will include performing quality control, troubleshooting equipment issues, and maintaining comprehensive patient records.
Skills:
1+ year of experience in Nuclear Imaging or related field
Knowledge of radiopharmaceuticals and safety protocols
Education:
Associate's Degree in Nuclear Medicine or related field.
Certification as a Radiologic Technologist (ARRT).
Certification by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB).
Certifications & Licenses:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Specialist - Contract
Duties: The Nuclear Medicine Technologist Specialist will conduct diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures using advanced imaging equipment. Responsibilities include administering radiopharmaceuticals, preparing patient positioning, and ensuring compliance with safety and radiation guidelines. The role also involves reviewing scans for diagnostic quality, performing quality control, and assisting with patient care during procedures.
Skills:
1+ year of experience in nuclear medicine imaging
Experience with diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures
Education:
Associate's Degree in Nuclear Medicine or related field.
ARRT certification in Radiology.
NMTCB certification required.
Certifications & Licenses:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Imaging Technologist - Contract
Duties: The Nuclear Medicine Imaging Technologist performs imaging procedures that utilize radiopharmaceuticals to visualize internal organs. This includes patient preparation, administering contrast agents, and ensuring that all imaging procedures follow the highest safety standards. Additionally, you will monitor equipment, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with physicians to interpret and analyze results.
Skills:
At least 1 year of experience in Nuclear Medicine
Ability to operate and maintain nuclear medicine imaging equipment
Education:
Associate's Degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related field.
ARRT certification required.
NMTCB certification required.
Certifications & Licenses:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Specialist
Duties: The Nuclear Medicine Specialist performs diagnostic imaging using radiopharmaceuticals, operating equipment to visualize internal organs and systems. This role includes administering the prescribed radioactive material, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining accurate and detailed patient records. The technologist is responsible for troubleshooting equipment malfunctions, adhering to safety protocols, and ensuring the quality of scans for radiologists to interpret. A critical aspect of the role includes radiation protection for both patients and healthcare staff.
Skills:
Minimum 1 year of hands-on experience in Nuclear Medicine
Knowledge of radiation safety and diagnostic imaging techniques
Education:
High School Diploma or GED required
Nuclear Medicine Technology certification (ARRT or NMTCB)
BLS certification is preferred
Certifications & Licenses:
Certification from ARRT or NMTCB
BLS Certification
Languages:
Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technician - Contract
Duties: The Nuclear Medicine Technician performs imaging procedures utilizing radioactive materials to assist in diagnosing patient conditions. Responsibilities include preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring all procedures comply with safety regulations. The technician will also maintain patient records and assist physicians with interpreting imaging results.
Skills:
1+ year of experience in Nuclear Medicine
Proficiency in performing nuclear imaging procedures
Education:
Responsibilities: As a Pharmacy Care Coordinator, you will take an active role in coordinating the medication management process for patients in hospital and outpatient settings. You will work closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize medication therapy, ensure patient adherence to prescribed treatments, and help improve overall health outcomes. You will also be responsible for providing medication counseling and monitoring for potential drug interactions and side effects.
Required Skills: Strong clinical and communication skills, the ability to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and knowledge of current pharmacological trends and practices.
Qualifications: Pharm.D., state licensure, experience in patient care coordination.
Responsibilities: In the role of Clinical Pharmacy Consultant, you will provide expert advice to healthcare providers regarding the safe and effective use of medications. Your duties will include reviewing medication regimens for optimization, educating healthcare staff about drug interactions, side effects, and patient safety, and developing policies for medication management within clinical settings. Additionally, you will ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines and assist in medication-related decision-making.
Required Skills: Advanced knowledge of clinical pharmacology, patient care protocols, regulatory requirements, and strong interpersonal skills to collaborate with healthcare providers.
Qualifications: Pharm.D., board certification in clinical pharmacy practice.
Responsibilities: As a Hospital Nutrition Consultant, you will provide specialized nutrition assessments and interventions to hospitalized patients, ensuring that nutritional care plans are tailored to meet the medical needs of each patient. You will evaluate patient health conditions, recommend dietary changes, and monitor progress while collaborating with medical teams to improve patient outcomes. Additionally, you will offer training and support to hospital staff on nutrition-related issues.
Required Skills: Strong knowledge of hospital nutrition needs, clinical assessment, team collaboration, and patient education.
Qualifications: RD/RDN, clinical nutrition experience, and state licensure.
Responsibilities: As a Pharmaceutical Care Specialist, you will provide direct patient care by assessing medication therapies, ensuring optimal drug utilization, and collaborating with healthcare teams to modify treatment plans. You'll assist in the management of complex cases, offering drug counseling to patients, and contributing to clinical decision-making with a focus on improving patient outcomes. You will also monitor adverse drug reactions and provide recommendations for therapy adjustments as needed.
Required Skills: Strong clinical knowledge of pharmacology, excellent communication, attention to detail, and the ability to work effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
Qualifications: Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), state licensure.
Responsibilities: The Dietetic Care Manager will oversee the nutritional care provided to patients, ensuring that dietary treatments are effective and in alignment with their medical conditions. You will collaborate with healthcare providers, assess patients' individual needs, and develop tailored nutrition plans. This role also includes monitoring patient progress, adjusting care plans, and educating both patients and staff on diet-related health topics.
Required Skills: Expertise in clinical nutrition, strong leadership and management abilities, and excellent communication skills.
Qualifications: RD/RDN, experience in clinical nutrition management, and supervisory experience.
Stipend: Total stipend of $125,000 annually.
Responsibilities: The Nutritional Therapy Manager will oversee the implementation of therapeutic nutrition programs for patients with chronic or acute health conditions. You will assess patients' dietary needs, develop nutrition care plans, and supervise a team of dietitians and nutrition assistants. You will also educate patients about their nutrition needs, collaborate with physicians to adjust care plans, and ensure that nutritional interventions align with medical treatments.
Required Skills: Leadership and management skills, in-depth knowledge of medical nutrition therapy, excellent interpersonal communication, and the ability to manage complex care plans.
Qualifications: RD/RDN, experience in clinical nutrition therapy management, and supervisory experience.
Responsibilities: As a Pharmacy Care Coordinator, you will take an active role in coordinating the medication management process for patients in hospital and outpatient settings. You will work closely with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to optimize medication therapy, ensure patient adherence to prescribed treatments, and help improve overall health outcomes. You will also be responsible for providing medication counseling and monitoring for potential drug interactions and side effects.
Required Skills: Strong clinical and communication skills, the ability to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and knowledge of current pharmacological trends and practices.
Qualifications: Pharm.D., state licensure, experience in patient care coordination.
Responsibilities: The Pharmaceutical Operations Technician will assist in the daily operations of the pharmacy, including the preparation, compounding, and dispensing of medications. You will support pharmacists in managing patient prescriptions, conducting medication reviews, and ensuring the safe handling of pharmaceuticals. You will also assist with pharmacy operations, inventory management, and patient communications.
Required Skills: Knowledge of pharmaceutical practices, strong communication and organizational skills, ability to work with pharmacy software systems.
Qualifications: High school diploma, certification as a pharmacy technician.
Responsibilities: As a Dietetic Consultant, you will provide expert advice and guidance on nutrition and dietary practices to healthcare providers, institutions, and individual patients. You will assess the nutritional needs of patients, recommend individualized diet plans, and offer solutions to optimize health outcomes. Your role may involve developing nutrition policies, conducting nutrition audits, and offering educational seminars or training on dietary best practices.
Required Skills: Expertise in nutrition science, ability to work with diverse groups of individuals, strong problem-solving skills, and excellent communication.
Qualifications: RD/RDN, experience in nutrition consulting, and specialized certifications (e.g., Certified Nutrition Support Clinician) are a plus.
