Dana Assuhebani

Participated in Radiolog Career Day as a volunteer in order to inform, encourage, and raise knowledge of nuclear medicine, its procedures, and the nature of job.

• Throughout my year as an intern, I got the chance to observe, learn, put into practice, and hone my skills in nuclear medicine procedures. Additionally, I had the opportunity to watch several of the procedures for therapy that are currently employed in the hospital.
• Supported staff members in their daily tasks, reducing workload burden and allowing for increased focus on higher-priority assignments.
• Gained valuable experience working within a specific industry, applying learned concepts directly into relevant work situations.
• Contributed to a positive team environment by collaborating with fellow interns on group projects and presentations.

I was trained for the clinical procedure course on several nuclear medicine procedures. Also, how to cope with patients that have varying demands.

Almost all nuclear medicine diagnostic procedures have been taught to me. Cardiovascular, renal, and bone scintigraphy are all included.

I received training in various nuclear medicine scans, the hot lab methods, and learned more about the hospital's PACS system.

Trained in gamma camera and PET scanner quality control.

I learned how to communicate with patients that have a variety of needs. Also, assessed the staff's performance in preparing the scan room and providing information to patients.