Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Healthcare

Chandler, Arizona

Direct Hire

May 15, 2025

Nuclear Medicine Technologist

$50-55/hr (negotiable)

Location: Chandler, AZ

Join a Leader in Cardiac PET Imaging Technology

Our client, a national leader in Cardiac PET imaging, is seeking a skilled and motivated Nuclear Medicine Technologist to support their mission of improving cardiac care access through cutting-edge imaging solutions.

Heart disease remains the top cause of death in the U.S., yet many patients still lack access to the latest diagnostic tools. Our client is committed to changing that by equipping physicians with advanced Cardiac PET technologyright within their practices. Their mobile and fixed solutions are transforming how cardiac care is delivered across the country.

As the organization continues to grow, they are looking for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist ready to make an impact in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.

Position Overview

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist will be responsible for preparing, administering, and monitoring radioactive isotopes used in diagnostic cardiac studies. This individual plays a key role in ensuring patient safety and maintaining high standards of imaging quality and equipment performance.

Key Responsibilities

Administer radiopharmaceuticals intravenously for cardiac diagnostics under the supervision of a cardiologist

Calculate and document radiation doses in accordance with prescribed protocols

Perform and document quality control procedures on imaging equipment

Maintain and calibrate lab instruments and ensure proper handling and storage of radiopharmaceuticals

Process imaging data and prepare radiopharmaceuticals safely and accurately

Guide patients through procedures, explaining steps and ensuring their comfort and safety

Manage end-of-day system backups and maintain inventory records

Ensure compliance with safety regulations and maintain accurate, up-to-date documentation and licenses

Maintain cleanliness and organization of mobile units and ensure professional appearance of team members

Coordinate with Radiation Safety Officer and management for inspections, issues, or procedural updates

Perform additional duties as assigned

Requirements

Associate's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology from an accredited program

Current certification through NMTCB or ARRT (Nuclear Medicine), along with applicable state certification

Valid Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Previous experience in nuclear cardiology preferred

Proficiency with Microsoft Office and medical software systems

Excellent communication and teamwork skills

Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities

Ability to travel extensively, including overnight stays, and operate out of a mobile unit

Must be able to lift up to 30 lbs and maneuver mobile equipment up to 300 lbs

Physical Requirements

Frequent talking, hearing, and manual dexterity

Ability to stand for extended periods and perform medium physical labor

Clear visual acuity for screen and equipment monitoring

Must be able to work independently and comfortably within mobile units

Benefits

Our client offers a supportive work environment and a comprehensive benefits package, including:

Paid holidays and PTO

Medical, dental, and vision insurance

Flexible Spending and Health Savings Accounts

Short-term and long-term disability coverage

Life and AD&D insurance

Voluntary supplemental benefits (accident, life, etc.)

401(k) plan

Career advancement opportunities