STEVEN M. SAUS
Dayton, Ohio
steven.saus [at] gmail.com

Objective:  To be part of a dynamic person-driven 
organization, searching for innovative ways to 
continually improve the experience of both workers 
and customers.

Professional Summary:  Over seven years experience 
in nuclear medicine and thirteen years in healthcare.  
Possesses experience in acquiring and processing a 
wide variety of nuclear medicine procedures and 
operating a radiopharmacy. Emphasizes quality 
control and standards-based training in multiple 
environments.  Continually improves communication 
skills with staff and a diverse customer population.  
Comfortable with a variety of technological systems, 
and possesses a high degree of computer competency.  

Professional Writing Credits:

* "Keeping It Real: Customer Service as Interactive 
Advertising", Adotas.com, 6 November 2007
* "Camelot is Only a Model:  Scientific Literacy in the 
21st Century", Seed Magazine, September/October 2007
* "Memorial Day", Dayton Daily News, 15 June 2005

AREAS OF EXPERTISE 

Leadership

* Coordinated monthly inservice and training for 
15 staff members in multiple disciplines.
* Served as Technology and Security Officer with 
responsibility for 11 computer workstations.
* Served as Interim Supervisor for 18 months, 
responsible for the budget, supplies, and schedule 
of a two-camera nuclear medicine department.

Communication

* Educated staff technologists with multiple 
teaching styles, ensuring that individuals can 
quickly master new equipment and software.
* Created patient information sheets, increasing 
understanding and compliance with complex procedures.
* Developed new computer user interfaces, increasing 
efficiency for technologists and physicians.

Organization/Planning

* Developed, implements, and analyzes a quality 
control program with a 26.5% reduction of errors.
* Initiated and performed retrospective review of 
patient studies to validate physician referrals.
* Optimized patient scheduling, increasing patient 
load by 75% without increasing man-hours.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

* Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton OH 2002- Present	
* Nuclear Medicine Technologist, U.S. Army
Fort Leonard Wood, MO 1999 - 2002	
* Radiologic Technologist, U.S. Army,  
Multiple Locations 1995-1998	

CERTIFICATIONS
* CNMT, NMTCB Certified, #022334
expires Dec 2006 Pass with Highest Distinction
* R.T. (N) (ARRT) Certified, #348820 
expires Dec 2006, Pass with Distinction

TRAINING

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, expected June 09            
Wright State University;  06/05-present
* Cumulative GPA: 3.9, Dean's List

Nuclear Medicine Technologist School
Naval School Of Health Sciences;  07/98 - 08/99
* 1902 hours of classroom and practical 
instruction;  96.43% average 

Leadership Development Course
NCO Academy, Ft. Knox, KY;  2/97 - 3/97
* 168 hours of classroom instruction grounded in 
the fundamentals of leadership, communications, 
resource management, and training management.

Radiologic Technologist School
Academy of Health Sciences, 
Ft. Sam Houston, TX;  6/94 - 6/95
* 1593 hours of classroom and practical 
instruction;  Honor Graduate