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This guide to job hunting may provide a practical boost if you're looking for a job. It recaps some of the most widely known and broadly discussed tips about job seeking, and presents them clearly and concisely. Unlike other job-hunting books that have been in print for over 30 years, this book is filled with fresh ideas for today's tough times.
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist
One of the diagnostic aids in modern medicine is the use of radioactive substances which are introduced into the patient and measured. The nuclear medicine technologist, working under guidance of the physician, delivers these substances, called radiopharmaceuticals, to the patient by mouth, injection or other means. Then he uses a diagnostic imaging scanner to create an image of the tissue in question, and delivers it to the physician for analysis. The technologist explains the procedure to the patient and answers any questions, upholds safety standards and keeps a record of all radioactive substances used. Most nuclear medicine technologists work in hospital radiology departments.
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