Ryan Antczak MHA CNMT NCT NMTCB(RS)

• Responsible for the daily operation of the nuclear medicine department
• Maintain proper staffing levels to meet budget requirements
• Completes daily and biweekly associate timecard approval
• Maintain Joint Commission and state inspection readiness
• Attend daily leadership huddles and report back to department with key operational updates
• Review, develop, and implement technical policies and procedures to ensure efficiency, quality, and compliance with all regulatory requirements.

• Conducted radiation safety surveys and inspections to ensure compliance with applicable regulations.
• Investigated incidents involving potential overexposure or contamination to identify root causes and recommend solutions.
• Maintained accurate records related to the receipt, transfer, use, storage and disposal of radioactive material.

Involved in multiple QI programs to achieve departmental and organizational goals, as well as involved in several initiatives to improve patient experience. Developed technologist workflow procedures to improve staff efficiency and incorporated LEAN principles to reduce supply waste.

• Implemented new employee performance review program for all radiology departments.
• Responsible for department revenue integrity
• Designed a nuclear medicine department to house three gamma cameras, multiple injection rooms, patient consult room, staff office, and hot lab.
• provide instruction to radiology technologist students
• member of Epic EHR build team and Epic superuser
• IAC accreditation for nuclear medicine department
• Implemented LEAN process to reduce overstock and cut supply costs by 10%
• responsible for radiation dosimeter program for all radiation workers
• assistant PACS administrator for radiology department

Covered PET/CT serivces for southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois territory

• Lead PET technologist
• Achieved ACR accreditation for PET and nuclear medicine departments

• Perform all nuclear medicine, PET/CT, and therapeutic procedures

• Train staff on new software programs as well as imaging equipment

• provide instruction to nuclear medicine technologist interns