Travel Nuclear Medicine Tech - $2,177 per week in Charlotte, NC

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Profession: Radiology/Cardiology Specialty: Nuclear Medicine Tech Duration: 13 Weeks Shift: Day Hours per Shift: 10 Hours Experience: Minimum 2 Years Required License: Current RN License Preferred Certifications: BLS, ARRT N, CNMT Must-Have: - Experience in Adult and Nuclear Cardiology - Skills in Rest/Stress & Amyloid (PYP) - Proficiency in Exercise/Rest-Multiple, Exercise/Rest-Single & Pharmacological Stress - Ability to start and maintain Peripheral IVs - Knowledge of storing, handling, and disposal of radioactive materials Description: RTO after booking is not allowed and is not allowed to be worked out onsite. Travelers may start on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of the first week and must be fully available with no other commitments to accommodate any schedule changes.

Job Title: Nuclear Medicine Technologist Profession: Radiology/Cardiology Specialty: Nuclear Medicine Tech Duration: 13 Weeks Shift: Day Hours per Shift: 10 Hours Experience: Minimum 2 Years Required License: Current RN License Preferred Certifications: BLS, ARRT N, CNMT Must-Have: - Experience in Adult and Nuclear Cardiology - Skills in Rest/Stress & Amyloid (PYP) - Proficiency in Exercise/Rest-Multiple, Exercise/Rest-Single & Pharmacological Stress - Ability to start and maintain Peripheral IVs - Knowledge of storing, handling, and disposal of radioactive materials Description: RTO after booking is not allowed and is not allowed to be worked out onsite. Any call-offs or additional RTO could possibly turn into a cancel and DNR. The expected start date is based on the schedule but is subject to change depending on class and trainer availability. Travelers may start on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday of the first week and must be fully available with no other commitments to accommodate any schedule changes. Missing any portion of orientation may result in a delayed or canceled start. Final start dates will be confirmed on the Tuesday prior to the start week. Adult patients are primarily served in an outpatient cardiology setting, handling a broad range of diagnoses. Common diagnoses include coronary artery disease, pre-operative clearance, chest pain, and shortness of breath. The unit performs cardiology studies such as stress testing and amyloid studies. Average daily census is 10-12 patients with a patient ratio of 1:4. No call or weekend requirements are noted for this position. Special equipment includes Hot Lab equipment, dose calibrator, and well counter. Imaging equipment consists of Spectrum Dynamics DSPECT cameras. Candidates should be versatile and open to floating when necessary.