Nuclear Medicine Technologist at The Johns Hopkins Hospital - On-the-Job Training

The intern will be provided with the opportunity to work in many different areas of Nuclear Medicine, including but not limited to: Outpatient, Inpatient, Pediatrics, PET and Theronostics. The intern will gain skills specific to working in an academic environment. During their internship, the intern will report directly to the Nuclear Medicine Manager who will facilitate the transition in and out of different clinical areas in the Division of Nuclear Medicine. They will have the opportunity to connect directly with clinical leadership, full-time staff members, and students. The Johns Hopkins Hospital has advanced modality training programs in CT and MRI as well as training through The Johns Hopkins Schools of Medical Imaging in Ultrasound and Nuclear Medicine, which all provide excellent opportunities for learning and career growth after military service. The Johns Hopkins Schools of Medical Imaging programs are all eligible for GI Bill tuition benefits including Chapter 30, 31, and 35 benefits.

In this position, the intern will work in the Department of Radiology at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. Interns must be registered Nuclear Medicine Technologists. The Johns Hopkins Hospital, which is a part of Johns Hopkins Medicine, is consistently ranked as one of the top hospitals nation-wide. The mission of Johns Hopkins Medicine is to improve the health of the community and the world by setting the standard in excellence in medical education, research and clinical care. Johns Hopkins Radiology is notable for its work in implementing cutting-edge technology to provide pioneering care through medical imaging. This is a unique opportunity to gain experience in a world-renowned healthcare institution while collaborating with a dynamic, multidisciplinary team who are deeply engaged and are leaders in their field. As an academic hospital, Johns Hopkins Radiology is experienced in working with staff members and equipping them with skills needed for future career success as well as handling unique and rare patient cases. By the end of this internship, the intern will have experienced a wide breadth of diagnostic radiology environments that encompass a variety of scanners and patient populations.