Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Why Froedtert South Froedtert South offers specialized imaging, advanced technology, and patient-centered care in southeastern Wisconsin. Nuclear Medicine is a highly specialized area where technology and patient care come together, and technologists at Froedtert South work with advanced equipment and a collaborative team while providing care that directly supports diagnosis and treatment. About the Role As a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Imaging Services, you will perform specialized diagnostic and therapeutic procedures using radiopharmaceuticals and advanced imaging technology. You will combine technical expertise, attention to detail, and compassionate patient care to produce accurate studies that help physicians diagnose and treat patients. This full-time day position (80 hours per pay period) works four 10-hour shifts, 6:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a call requirement of one weekday night per week and one weekend every fifth rotation. Responsibilities Perform diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures under the direction of a radiologist and operate nuclear medicine scanning and auxiliary equipment. Prepare and administer oral and intravenous radiopharmaceuticals according to established procedures, and administer medications safely in line with policy. Position patients and equipment appropriately, monitor patients throughout procedures, and respond to their needs. Troubleshoot equipment and identify technical issues, maintain quality-control standards, and complete required documentation. Schedule examinations and give patients clear preparation instructions, educate patients and families about procedures, receive and document provider orders, and access and maintain information in department and hospital computer systems. Qualifications NMTCB or ARRT Nuclear Medicine certification required. Current BLS/CPR certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross, or the ability to obtain it within six weeks of hire. Associate or bachelor's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology preferred, along with six months to one year of experience. Strong technical and organizational skills, excellent communication and patient-service skills, and the ability to work accurately and safely with specialized equipment and radiopharmaceuticals. Compensation and Benefits $37.50 – $57.00 per hour, based on experience. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance; a 403(b) company match; competitive paid time off; tuition reimbursement; and an employee discount program.