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2. The ability to provide proper comfort and care to the patient prior to, during and after a
procedure.
3. Competency in the performance of the duties of an entry level Nuclear Medicine
Technologist.
4. Application of the art and skill of diagnostic evaluation and therapeutics through the safe and
effective use of radionuclides.
5. Professionalism in the performance of responsibilities such as patient interviews, instruction,
preparation, quality control, testing, and administration of prescribed radiopharmaceuticals
for therapy, quality control and radiation safety.
6. Proper execution of patient imaging procedures including computer processing and image
enhancement, and laboratory testing, while demonstrating an empathetic and instructional
approach to patient care.
7. Application of knowledge of radiation physics and safety regulations to limit radiation
exposure of the general public, patient, fellow workers, and self to as low as reasonably
achievable (ALARA).
8. Ability to perform quality assurance procedures as required by various regulatory agencies.
9. Professional growth and development through participation in medical and technical
education to enhance the quality of patient care.
10. Commitment to making a significant contribution to the healthcare team by an understanding
of departmental organization and function in relation to the healthcare delivery system as a
whole.
11. Development of a holistic caregiver’s perspective and an appreciation and respect for cultural
diversity.
12. The knowledge and ability to successfully pass the NMTCB and ARRT (N) board exams.
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