Nuclear Medicine Technologist - PET/CT schedule is a 4x10 pattern with specific days determined by facility—technologist will float between the outpatient center and the hospital as needed. Hours per first-time travelers accepted.

Education
• Nuclear Medicine Technologist certification (ARRT(N) or NMTCB) and relevant state licensure
• BLS certification

Knowledge & Skills
• Proficient with PET/CT imaging workflows and Siemens PET/CT systems
• Familiarity with GE systems and nuclear cameras (E-CAM, Orbiter)
• Strong PACS skills for image retrieval and archiving
• Comfortable with radiopharmaceutical procedures, radiation safety and dose considerations
• Experienced in SPECT, myocardial perfusion, thyroid, renal and bone imaging protocols
• Skilled in venipuncture, IV insertion and patient preparation
• Competent using Meditech and Epic charting systems
• Ability to follow departmental protocols, prioritize studies and communicate clearly with clinical teams

Benefits
• Free on-site parking so you can skip the meter drama
• Medical, dental & vision coverage to keep you healthy and focused
• Paid Time Off to recharge and maintain work-life balance
• Licensure assistance and reimbursement to support your professional growth
• Travel reimbursement and support for contract travelers
• Supportive team environment that values mentorship and collaboration
• Opportunities to work with advanced PET/CT and SPECT technology at an academic-affiliated center
• Access to continuing education and skill-building on specialty procedures