
John Kenneth Alcon
Nuclear Medicine Technologist | ARRT(N) Eligible (June 3, 2026)
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About
Recent A.A.S.
Nuclear Medicine
Technology graduates with 900 hours of clinical practicum experience in PET/CT, SPECT, and general nuclear medicine imaging. Proficient in radiopharmaceutical preparation, quality control, and patient care protocols. Committed to radiation safety (ALARA principles) and delivering compassionate care to diverse patient populations including oncology and cardiac patients.
Seeking to leverage technical expertise and clinical training at Hospital University of Pennsylvania and Cooper University Hospital
Experience
Clinical Practicum – PET/CT Imaging at Hospital University of Pennsylvania (2025-09 – 2025-12)
- Performed 150+ PET/CT scans including oncology staging (FDG), neurology (Amyvid), and myocardial perfusion imaging (Rubidium-82)
- Administered radiopharmaceuticals via IV injection (uptake 90%+ first-attempt success rate)
- Operated Siemens PET/CT systems; performed daily QC including normalization, blank scans, and dose calibrator checks
- Collaborated with radiologists to ensure optimal image acquisition parameters and contrast administration protocols
- Educated patients on procedure protocols, managing claustrophobia and anxiety in 20+ patients weekly
Clinical Rotation – General Nuclear Medicine at Hospital University of Pennsylvania / Cooper University Hospital (2025-09 – 2026-04)
- Executed full range of diagnostic procedures: bone scans, renal function studies (MAG3), thyroid uptakes, hepatobiliary imaging (HIDA), and gastric emptying studies
- Prepared and quality-tested technetium-99m radiopharmaceuticals using sterile technique in hot lab environment
- Maintained compliance with NRC regulations for radioactive material handling, storage, and waste disposal
- Assisted in therapeutic procedures including I-131 thyroid ablation and Liver tumor (Y90 TheraSphere SIRT)
Clinical Rotation – Cardiac Nuclear Medicine at Hospital University of Pennsylvania (2025-09 – 2025-12)
- Conducted 50+ myocardial perfusion stress tests (Sestamibi) using both treadmill and pharmacologic (Regadenoson) stress protocols
- Monitored patient vitals and ECG during stress testing; recognized and responded to adverse reactions under supervision
- Processed images using 4DM SIEMENS software for quantification of ejection fraction and perfusion defects
CAT Scan Technologist at Ministry of National Guard health Affairs (2011 – 2021)
Education
Associate and Applied Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology – Rowan College of South Jersey (2026-05)
Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology – Iloilo Doctors' College (2001 – 2005)
