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Strong fit if you want travel allied assignments via Aequor Allied, enjoy diagnostic procedure work, and can deliver consistent patient communication and safety across facilities. On-site role (not remote) in the posted Paris, Henry County market.
As a Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist on assignment through Aequor Allied, your day centers on diagnostic imaging workflow and patient safety at the host facility. Typical duties from the role family include explaining procedures, preparing and positioning patients, recording identification and history, monitoring comfort and vital signs during tests, and flagging abnormalities to the physician. Travel work means adapting quickly to each site’s protocols, equipment, and documentation standards while keeping radiation and patient-care practices tight.
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Patient education and positioning, monitoring during tests, accurate records, and notifying physicians of abnormalities—within the host facility’s nuclear medicine/diagnostic workflow.
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist Position at Aequor Allied in Paris, Henry County About This Position Aequor Allied is currently seeking a travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a 13-week assignment based in Paris, Tennessee. The role will require a commitment of 40 hours per week with shifts consisting of 10-hour days. Key Responsibilities Perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures involving radioactive materials under the supervision of a physician or radiologist. Operate nuclear medicine equipment to acquire, process, and interpret images for diagnosis and treatment planning. Administer appropriate radiation therapy treatments in accordance with established protocols and safety guidelines. Maintain accurate records and documentation of patient procedures and results. Qualifications Current licensure as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in the state of Tennessee or eligible for licensure. Minimum of 1 year experience in nuclear medicine technology, preferably in a hospital setting. Prior travel experience preferred but not required. Working at Aequor Allied Aequor Allied offers a dynamic and supportive work environment. Our mission is to provide exceptional patient care through the expertise of our dedicated staff. We value collaboration, innovation, and continuous improvement in all aspects of healthcare delivery. Apply Today To apply for this exciting opportunity, please complete your application directly on this page. If you encounter any issues or are redirected to another platform, ensure that you finish submitting your application through the employer's official system. Start your journey with Aequor Allied today! To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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