Nuclear Medicine Technologist I
About The Position
Under general supervision, the Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs diagnostic PET/CT imaging, therapy procedures, and related functions. The role collaborates with the Radiation Service Director and Supervisor on technical issues, equipment performance, and quality assurance. The technologist supports and adheres to the New York Oncology Hematology Compliance Program, including its Code of Ethics and Business Standards. The position includes patient-facing imaging and therapy work, administrative support for scheduling and records, equipment quality control, and handling imaging data. The role also supports patient follow-up and the development of research, teaching, and educational information. The employer describes a pay range of $50–$70 per hour and a sign-on bonus of $15,000 with a one-year employment commitment, with additional bonus opportunities that may total up to $75,000 over five years.
Requirements
- Associate or bachelor's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology from an AMA-accredited program, or an associate or bachelor's degree in Radiologic Technology from an AMA-accredited program plus PET/CT certification.
- CNMT (Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist) and/or ARRT (N) certification.
- State licensure where applicable.
- General knowledge of patient scheduling and billing systems.
- Ability to meet the physical demands of the role, including lifting and carrying items up to 50 pounds and lifting and pushing patients in wheelchairs or stretchers weighing up to 300 pounds.
Nice To Haves
- Three to five years of experience in nuclear medicine and/or previous PET experience is preferred.
- Certification in ARRT (R), ARRT (CT), or NMTCB (CT) is preferred.
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic PET/CT imaging or therapy procedures, including radiopharmaceutical injection, oral contrast administration, protocol setup, patient positioning, image reconstruction and filming, network image transfers, and image-data archiving.
- Assist with procedure scheduling and related front-office functions to support smooth workflow.
- Ensure the accuracy of patient demographic information, report distribution, and patient files.
- Assist in collecting clinical data for patient follow-up and developing research, teaching, and educational information.
- Protect patients and self in accordance with prescribed safety standards.
- Conduct daily quality-control measures to monitor scanner performance.
- Report malfunctions and service needs to the appropriate company or facility.
- Manage patient data and films, including printing, archiving, retrieval, network transfers, and tracking and logging loaned and requested outside films.
- Order necessary office, medical, printing, and archiving media.
- Collaborate with the Radiation Service Director and Supervisor on technical issues, equipment performance, and quality assurance.
- Support and adhere to the New York Oncology Hematology Compliance Program, including its Code of Ethics and Business Standards.
Benefits
- Professional growth and continuing education opportunities.
- Sign-on bonus of $15,000 with a one-year employment commitment, with additional opportunities for total bonuses of up to $75,000 over five years.
- Access to multiple locations throughout the Capital Region.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
