Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Molecular & Theranostic Imaging

Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Molecular & Theranostic Imaging

We are seeking a skilled Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our dynamic healthcare team. The ideal candidate will perform high-quality nuclear medicine, PET, and theranostic procedures, maintain imaging equipment, ensure patient and radiation safety, and collaborate effectively with colleagues and medical staff.

Location: USA – Round Rock, Marble Falls
Experience: 1–30 Years
Compensation: USD 71,000 – 105,000
Visa Status: US Citizens, Green Card holders

• Perform nuclear medicine procedures (planar, SPECT, SPECT/CT) following established protocols.
• Evaluate imaging quality and maintain equipment through routine quality control checks.
• Work with engineers and physicists to ensure optimal operational capabilities.
• Communicate with patients to ensure correct exams, explain procedures, and establish rapport.
• Position patients correctly and use immobilization devices as needed; adhere to infection‑control and aseptic techniques.
• Safeguard patients and team members by following all radiation safety policies and protocols.
• Verify correct radiopharmaceuticals and screen patients for pregnancy; administer radiopharmaceuticals safely and educate patients on radiation safety.
• Follow proper radiation disposal guidelines.
• Assist with inventory management, ordering radiopharmaceuticals, and quality control.
• Work closely with colleagues, nursing staff, and radiologists; ensure accurate transfer of patient images to PACS for clinical review and dictation.
• Observe patient conditions and communicate changes to medical teams.
• Provide services across all age groups, from newborn to geriatric patients.
• Train and mentor new team members and students.
• Maintain knowledge of current procedures, regulations, and best practices; use electronic systems such as PACS, EMR, modality worklists, and Microsoft Office; take on‑call as required.

• ARRT‑Nuclear Medicine Technologist (ARRT‑N) or Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (CNMT).
• Strong knowledge of nuclear medicine procedures, equipment, and radiation safety.
• Excellent communication, patient care, and collaboration skills.
• Ability to work independently and maintain professionalism under stress.

• Nuclear medicine imaging (planar, SPECT, SPECT/CT)
• PET and theranostic procedures
• Radiation safety and radiopharmaceutical administration
• Quality assurance and equipment maintenance
• Patient communication and care
• PACS, EMR, electronic documentation
• Training and mentoring of new staff
• Microsoft Office and general computer proficiency