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Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Nuclear Medicine Technologist prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals to patients for diagnostic imaging and operates specialised scanners to produce detailed images for detecting diseases. They work closely with nuclear medicine physicians to perform advanced imaging procedures, including PET-CT and SPECT-CT, while monitoring patient condition and ensuring accurate results. The role requires strict adherence to radiation safety standards, technical proficiency, and attention to patient care.
Tasks
Safely administer radiopharmaceuticals to patients in accordance with prescribed nuclear medicine procedures.
Prepare and position patients for nuclear medicine imaging by explaining procedures and ensuring comfort and safety.
Operate nuclear medicine imaging equipmen to acquire diagnostic images.
Process and review imaging data using specialised software to produce images for clinical evaluation.
Monitor patients during and after procedures for adverse reactions and changes in condition.
Apply radiation protection measures to ensure the safety of patients, staff, and the public.
Assist nuclear medicine physicians during imaging procedures and support image review for clinical evaluation.
Perform routine quality checks and basic maintenance of nuclear medicine imaging equipment.
Record and document imaging procedures and patient information in accordance with medical regulations and protocols.
Skills
Basic
Ability to remain calm under pressure and demonstrate interpersonal sensitivity.
Attention to detail to follow strict imaging protocols and ensure safety.
Knowledge of human anatomy, medical terminology, and radiation protection regulations.
Organisational skills to manage procedures and documentation efficiently.
Strong communication skills to interact effectively with patients and medical teams.
Specific
Ability to evaluate and monitor patients during nuclear medicine imaging procedures.
Ability to maintain accurate patient and procedure records in accordance with medical protocols.
Competency in conducting quality control tests on nuclear medicine imaging equipment.
Competency in operating and troubleshooting nuclear medicine imaging equipment.
Knowledge in nuclear physics and radiation biology relevant to nuclear medicine practice.
Knowledge in regulatory and radiation safety standards applicable to nuclear medicine practice.
Proficiency in image-processing and analysis software.
Proficiency in imaging procedures.
Proficiency in the safe handling and administration of radiopharmaceutical agents.
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QUALIFICATION
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent
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