FULL-TIME
Posted Sep 20, 2026
95K–115K a year
Job Description
Mercy is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our Healthcare & Medical Services team. In this role, you will perform diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures, operate imaging equipment, prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, and ensure accurate image acquisition and documentation. You will collaborate closely with physicians and clinical staff to deliver safe, high-quality, and compassionate patient care. Mercy offers a culture of respect, diversity, and professional growth, with opportunities for continuous learning, innovation in patient care, and meaningful contributions to community health.
Responsibilities
• Prepare, verify, and administer radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with physician orders, departmental protocols, and radiation safety guidelines.
• Perform a wide range of nuclear medicine imaging procedures, including but not limited to whole-body bone scans, cardiac perfusion studies, thyroid scans, hepatobiliary studies, and pulmonary perfusion/ventilation exams.
• Position patients and operate gamma cameras and related nuclear medicine equipment to obtain high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient comfort and safety.
• Verify patient identity, review clinical history and indications, and confirm exam orders and protocols prior to imaging.
• Apply ALARA principles and follow all radiation safety and regulatory standards to protect patients, staff, and self from unnecessary exposure.
• Perform and document routine quality control tests on nuclear medicine cameras, dose calibrators, and related equipment, reporting any issues promptly.
• Document all administered doses, procedures, and patient information accurately in the electronic medical record and departmental systems.
• Communicate effectively with radiologists, referring providers, nurses, and other team members to coordinate care and clarify exam requirements.
• Educate patients and, when appropriate, family members about nuclear medicine procedures, expectations, post-exam instructions, and safety considerations.
• Adapt to a flex/PRN schedule, providing coverage for variable shifts, including days, evenings, weekends, holidays, and potential on-call responsibilities as needed by the department.
• Support departmental workflow by prioritizing exams, managing multiple tasks, and assisting colleagues during periods of high volume or urgent cases.
• Participate in ongoing education, competency assessments, and quality improvement initiatives to maintain and enhance clinical skills and support Mercy's standards of care.
Required Skills
• Radiopharmaceutical preparation and administration
• Operation of gamma cameras and PET/CT equipment
• Radiation safety and ALARA principles
• Patient positioning and imaging protocols
• IV insertion and venipuncture
• Image processing and PACS use
• EMR/EHR documentation (e.g., Epic, Cerner)
• Quality control of nuclear medicine equipment
• Dose calculation and verification
• Infection prevention and control
• Emergency response in a clinical setting
• Communication with multidisciplinary clinical teams
• Regulatory compliance (Joint Commission, NRC/state)
• Patient education and instruction
• Time management in high-volume clinical settings
Responsibilities
• Prepare, verify, and administer radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with physician orders, departmental protocols, and radiation safety guidelines.
• Perform a wide range of nuclear medicine imaging procedures, including but not limited to whole-body bone scans, cardiac perfusion studies, thyroid scans, hepatobiliary studies, and pulmonary perfusion/ventilation exams.
• Position patients and operate gamma cameras and related nuclear medicine equipment to obtain high-quality diagnostic images while ensuring patient comfort and safety.
• Verify patient identity, review clinical history and indications, and confirm exam orders and protocols prior to imaging.
• Apply ALARA principles and follow all radiation safety and regulatory standards to protect patients, staff, and self from unnecessary exposure.
• Perform and document routine quality control tests on nuclear medicine cameras, dose calibrators, and related equipment, reporting any issues promptly.
• Document all administered doses, procedures, and patient information accurately in the electronic medical record and departmental systems.
• Communicate effectively with radiologists, referring providers, nurses, and other team members to coordinate care and clarify exam requirements.
• Educate patients and, when appropriate, family members about nuclear medicine procedures, expectations, post-exam instructions, and safety considerations.
• Adapt to a flex/PRN schedule, providing coverage for variable shifts, including days, evenings, weekends, holidays, and potential on-call responsibilities as needed by the department.
• Support departmental workflow by prioritizing exams, managing multiple tasks, and assisting colleagues during periods of high volume or urgent cases.
• Participate in ongoing education, competency assessments, and quality improvement initiatives to maintain and enhance clinical skills and support Mercy's standards of care.
Required Skills
• Radiopharmaceutical preparation and administration
• Operation of gamma cameras and PET/CT equipment
• Radiation safety and ALARA principles
• Patient positioning and imaging protocols
• IV insertion and venipuncture
• Image processing and PACS use
• EMR/EHR documentation (e.g., Epic, Cerner)
• Quality control of nuclear medicine equipment
• Dose calculation and verification
• Infection prevention and control
• Emergency response in a clinical setting
• Communication with multidisciplinary clinical teams
• Regulatory compliance (Joint Commission, NRC/state)
• Patient education and instruction
• Time management in high-volume clinical settings
Additional Details
- City
- Ada
- State
- Oklahoma
- Country
- US
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