PET Technologist Position Overview A PET Technologist is responsible for conducting imaging procedures on adult oncology patients. This role requires a strong foundation in clinical assessment skills and the ability to work with advanced imaging technology. Key Responsibilities • Utilize whole body, bone, and brain scanning techniques with radioisotopes. • Administer injections and perform peripheral IV starts as necessary. • Operate Siemens PET CT equipment and follow camera protocols. • Maintain accurate patient records using the EPIC electronic medical record system. • Collaborate effectively with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care. Qualifications • Minimum of 2 years of experience in a relevant clinical setting. • Required certifications include BLS, ARRT-N or NMTCB-PET. • Must possess a valid WA state license (in hand or proof of application submitted at least 6 weeks prior). • Experience in handling adult oncology patients is preferred; no pediatric experience is required. • Strong clinical assessment skills and experience with relevant technologies is essential. Work Environment • Shift: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. • Work is performed at an outpatient facility in Yakima, WA, featuring one PET scanner. • Average patient load is 10-11 patients per day, with 5-6 patients assigned per technologist. • No weekend shifts; the facility is closed on major holidays. • Floating may be required to other locations as needed. • Professional attire required: Any solid color scrubs without graphics, logos, or designs.