The Nuclear Med/PET Technologist provides a professional, caring atmosphere for all customer groups while maintaining a fast-paced, multitasked clinical environment. The technologist operates PET equipment to produce images and measure concentrations of radioactive isotopes in specific body areas and body products, and performs hot lab responsibilities. The role includes ensuring patient safety, explaining exams, positioning and monitoring patients, completing exam documentation, and forwarding PET-related data to the radiologist. The position is per diem. The stated pay range is $32–$60 per hour, plus benefits; individual pay depends on skills, experience, and other relevant factors.
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