Casey Wheeler Bsrt(R)(N), Cnmt Email and Phone Number

Chief Technologist (previously titled Radiology Supervisor)Mobile MRI, PET/CT & CT UnitsOregon/Washington/Idaho14+ Mobile Units & Logistics25+ Direct ReportsBi-weekly Payroll, PTO, FMLA, WorkdayApproving Expense Reports

Mobile PET/CT TechnologistSiemens: Biograph Horizon & Biograph mCT experienceiMAR (Metal Artifact Reduction) selected functionsF18FDG (Oncology/Brian/FUO)**PSMA-Prostate**F18 PoslumaF18 AxuminF18 PylarifyGa68 Illuccix**Breast Hormone**F18 Cerianna**Neuroendocrine**Cu64 DetectnetGa68 Dotatate**Brain** Beta Amyloid PlacqueF18 AmyvidSoftware: MIM, NMIS & PLE on unit software

Extra Corporal Shockwave Lithotripsy (ESWL) Prepare for, participate in, and complete ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy) procedures in operating rooms at various healthcare facilities throughout Washington & Oregon.• Provide technical lithotripsy guidance to surgeons/staff prior to and during surgeries• Provide service excellence to customers• Ensure safe vehicle operations, safe workplace practices, and equipment safety techniquesNomination: Litho Technologist of the year, 2022

(Note: Wave Form purchased by ForTec Medical) • Provide radiology and lithotripsy expertise to urology surgeons at local hospital and surgery centers• Prepare for, participate in, and complete ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy) procedures • Calibrates and monitors lithotripter and associated equipment during medical procedures• Provide service excellence to customers and strong team work to support business needs

***Company base located in Boise, Idaho***• Designate daily site assignments to the MIS staff, ensuring all seven sites have the appropriate coverage.• Review the Nuclear Medicine schedule daily for complete appointment notes, accurate orders, and reasonably scheduled appointment times at all seven sites.• Perform quarterly, semi-annual, and as needed QC per the Quality Control Schedule.• Provide quality Nuclear Medicine images for radiologist/cardiologist interpretation. Deliver quality patient care before, during and after nuclear medicine imaging exams. Perform quality control tests to ensure proper performance of all the equipment in the nuclear medicine laboratories at seven separate locations.• Order, receive, evaluate, prepare, and administer all radiopharmaceuticals and non-radioactive drugs pertaining to nuclear medicine imaging, in accordance with all state, federal and institutional guidelines.• Ensure the use of ionizing radiation is done safely and effectively by following ALARA, performing radioactive contamination monitoring and disposing of radioactive waste in accordance with all governing regulations.• Maintain the appropriate medical records per company and customer policies. Ensure HIPPA requirements are constantly maintained.• Keep mobile units and fixed sites clean, organized and adequately stocked with medical supplies.• Notify management when supplies are low.• Inform management of any concerns, or changes in service/methods requested by the customers. Maintain appropriate professional licensure including, NMTCB or ARRT (N), ODOT card (including ODOT physical), BLS and CE's per registry requirements.

Managed transition from NMCSI to stand alone Nuclear Cardiology Clinic• Provided administrative oversight for the Nuclear Medicine Department• Reviewed, developed, and implemented technical policies and procedures to ensure efficiency, quality, and compliance with all regulatory requirements.• Ensured proper usage, maintenance, and updates on medical equipment • Managed subordinate staff in the day-to-day performances. To better help with patient care.• Ensured that projects/department milestones/goals were met and adhering to approved budgets.

Site-The Vancouver Clinic, Cardiology Dept, Vancouver, WAManaged all nuclear cardiology department functionsPresentations to prospective clientsEstablished & regularly updated manualsRSO DesigneeReprogrammed imaging-processing protocolsCath-Correlations reviewQA-QC managementADAC Cardio 60, SYNtrac & RADS2000 experienceICANL & WA state licensing-accreditationCreated & updated various types of marketing-work documentsOrdering all supplies, including isotopes & AdenosineLectured to imaging students at O.I.T.1 Tech/1 Camera/1,000 cardiac scans a year

Developed proficiency in nuclear medicine proceduresSiemens, ADAC & PET hardware experienceESOFTV, ADAC, HERMES & SYNtrac software experiencePerformed x-ray part time in all acute care areas

Level 1 trauma center experienceFuji PACS experienceWorked in various shiftsPerformed in all acute care areasPortable experience (OEC, Phillips, GE)Trained radiology students from Portland Comm. College

Part-Time during Nuc Med SchoolWeekend & Holiday ShiftsPerformed in all acute care areasCreated-retrieved jackets and prior filmsPrep CT scanner for on-call technologist

As listed aboveWorked every type of shiftAveraged 50+ hour weeksLeft to pursue Nuclear Medicine Degree

Developed proficiency in radiology procedures for all acute care areas, General radiology & fluoroscopy, Portable & C-Arm imaging3-month roations in CT/NM/MRTrained in HBOC-RIS technologist applicationsPrepared/filed x-ray jackets