James Ellis

• Administered radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic imaging procedures.
• Operated and maintained advanced imaging equipment for patient examinations.
• Collaborated with physicians to determine appropriate imaging protocols.
• Monitored patient conditions during procedures to ensure safety and comfort.
• Educated patients on procedures and answered their questions effectively.
• Ensured compliance with safety standards and radiation protection guidelines.

• Educated patients on procedure details, provided instructions, and answered questions to minimize anxiety and improve cooperation.
• Processed, labeled, and organized diagnostic images to match with patient records.
• Operated advanced nuclear medicine imaging equipment for patient diagnostics.
• Reduced patients' anxiety and enhanced cooperation by educating on procedure details, instructions and expectations.

• Educated patients on procedure details, provided instructions, and answered questions to minimize anxiety and improve cooperation.
• Reviewed physicians' orders to determine medical imaging needs and operated radiologic equipment to capture, develop, and produce diagnostic images.

Oversaw the installation and startup of Nuclear Medicine Services at the family practice office to include both general and and cardiology services.

Oversaw the daily operation of clinic to include all fiscal and logistical responsibilities.

Served in the Navy for 20 years until my retirement in 2004.

In my 20 year career I served 2 years aboard a Ballistic Missile Submarine and 15 years as a Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist

at Charleston Naval Hospital. Responsibilities included daily operation of the clinic and Radiation Safety program maintenance.