Lead radiation protection and nuclear medicine operations as a Radiation Safety Officer at St. Joseph's Health System, supporting compliant patient care.
This regular, full-time position requires an MRT(NM) to oversee radiation safety and coordinate Radioligand Therapy services. You will work with department management, physicians, staff, McMaster Medical Physics, and regulatory partners. The position combines CNSC compliance, RLT coordination, clinical Nuclear Medicine, PET scanning, and staff education.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and improve the radiation protection program
- Ensure compliance with CNSC legislation and licensing requirements
- Administer personnel dosimetry and investigate dose concerns
- Develop radiation safety procedures, policies, and training
- Provide clinical Nuclear Medicine, PET, and RLT services
Requirements:
- Current CMRITO registration in Nuclear Medicine
- Minimum five years of Nuclear Medicine experience
- Required BCLS certification and intravenous catheter experience
- Ability to work accurately under stressful conditions
- Availability for rotating shifts and occasional weekends
Apply your Nuclear Medicine expertise, regulatory knowledge, and radiation protection leadership to support safe clinical services.
Radiation Safety Officer Nuclear Medicine in Hamilton employer: St. Joseph
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