Consultant Nuclear Medicine Max Healthcare

0.0 - 4.0 years

0 Lacs

punjab

On-site

As a Nuclear Medicine Consultant, you will provide specialized medical services utilizing radioactive substances for the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of diseases, with a focus on oncology, cardiology, and neurology. You will be responsible for interpreting imaging data, establishing radiation safety protocols, and collaborating with fellow specialists to develop comprehensive treatment plans. Your key responsibilities will include: - Utilizing radioactive materials and techniques to diagnose and treat diseases effectively. - Preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals for patient procedures. - Operating imaging equipment such as PET, SPECT, and CT, and interpreting the obtained results accurately. - Ensuring patient safety throughout procedures, monitoring their health, and providing necessary education. - Establishing and enforcing radiation protection standards for both patients and staff members. - Collaborating with various healthcare professionals to devise and implement personalized treatment plans. - Maintaining precise patient records and documentation for reference and continuity of care. - Conducting quality control checks to guarantee the accuracy and safety of imaging results. - Keeping yourself informed about the latest advancements in the field of nuclear medicine. - Participating in research initiatives and clinical trials while educating both patients and staff members. Common tasks you will perform on a regular basis include: - Administering radiopharmaceuticals accurately. - Interpreting imaging results meticulously. - Monitoring patients closely to ensure their safety. - Maintaining and overseeing the equipment used for imaging procedures. - Collaborating effectively with other physicians involved in patient care. - Explaining procedures clearly to patients to alleviate any concerns or uncertainties. - Conducting follow-up examinations as required for comprehensive care. - Keeping detailed records of patient information and treatment plans. - Actively participating in research endeavors to contribute to the advancement of nuclear medicine. This position is a full-time, permanent role suitable for fresher candidates. The work schedule includes evening shifts on fixed hours from Monday to Friday, with weekend availability when necessary. The ideal candidate for this role will hold a Master's degree in a related field and will perform the duties in person at the designated work location.,

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