Under the broad direction of the Radiologist, the Supervisor of Nuclear Medicine/ PET and the Diagnostic Imaging Center Manager the Nuclear Medicine Technologist shall perform both diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine procedures on selective portions of the anatomy as requested by the clinician in the following age criteria: adolescence 12-18 years, young adults 19-30 years, mature adults 30-45 years, older adults 46-65 years and aging adult 66 and older. Responsible for the receipt, preparation, utilization, and administration of radioactive materials as determined by state and federal laws and department guidelines. Reviews and verifies that the QA performed in unit doses received from outside vendors and equipment meets department and state guidelines. Must contribute to the overall department productivity and operation. Must be able to work scheduled and ON CALL hours. Must be available to work in multiple sites/locations, MCC, MMH, MKC, MIP., as appropriate. Responsibilities: Performs both diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine procedures. Responsible for the receipt, preparation, utilization, and administration of radioactive materials. Reviews and verifies that the QA performed meets department and state guidelines. Performs procedures on selected anatomy as requested by the clinician on patients in the following age groups: adolescence 12-19 years, adults 20-65 years and geriatric adults 65 and older. Performs a variety of procedures with the knowledge and ability to apply the proper scan protocols needed to visualize the anatomy in question. Credentials and Qualifications: High School / GED Florida state license required - Certified Radiologic Technologist (CRT) ARRT(N) OR CNMT through NMTCB certification or equivalent required. Current BLS required. Preferred: Associate degree One (1) year Nuclear Med Technologist experience