Operate all radiographic equipment according to equipment specifications (i.e., cameras/ uptake system, unit dose manager, teleradiology equipment). Adheres to infection control and safety practices. Maintains work area in a neat and orderly fashion. Follow quality techniques established by the Radiation Safety Committee (i.e., floods, wipe tests, moly checks, dose calibration, contamination and decontamination procedures). Follows good radiation safety practices; i.e. coning, shielding, film badge monitoring, according to state and federal guidelines. Produce quality scintigrams consistent with department standards. Maintains processors, diagnosis processing problems and takes appropriate action. Maintains patient records according to department, state and federal procedures. Knowledge of appropriate use of isotopes (ordering process, consent forms, type, quantity, complications, route of administration, pregnancy screening). Properly assess patient according to exam ordered with appropriate documentation (i.e. check order, review previous films, check lab values when indicated, prep, screen for possible pregnancy, appropriate history, coordinate with Imaging or cardiology nurse as appropriate). Provide patient education pertinent to exam being performed and document in patient record. For cardiology: consents patient for procedure when applicable and initiates INT access. Compliance in accurately and completely utilizing RIS according to department standards (i.e., order, arrive, start, complete, cancel, record complications, IV infiltrate documentation, fluoro time, drug history, repeats, complaints and transfers), CPAC procedures when indicated. Meet productivity standards: 30 minutes or less waiting time for outpatients, 45 minute turnaround time for ER patient, complete/Charge exams promptly upon completion of exam, stats and Call Reports presented to radiologist immediately, work in other areas when not busy.