Nuclear Medicine Technologist II

St. Jude Children's Research Hospital•Memphis, TN

58d•$32 - $55•Onsite

About The Position

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist II performs advanced diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures using radiopharmaceuticals and specialized imaging equipment. The role produces high-quality diagnostic images, supports patient safety and comfort, follows radiation safety practices, and collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary healthcare teams to support quality patient care. The position is based in the Radiology department in Memphis, Tennessee. It is a full-time weekday day-shift role scheduled for 40 hours per week. The stated compensation range is $31.50–$55.00 per hour; actual offers depend on factors including skills, experience, training, licensure, certifications, and organizational needs.

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited nuclear medicine technology program.
At least 3 years of experience performing nuclear medicine exams or procedures; an exception allows 1 or more years of relevant experience with a bachelor's degree in a relevant area such as radiologic technology, nuclear medicine technology, or ultrasound technology.
Certification in Nuclear Medicine Technology by either the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) or the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB).
Experience with medical terminology related to Diagnostics or Imaging.
Proven performance in an earlier or comparable role.
Ability to adapt to changing priorities, use structured problem-solving, and learn new approaches.
Ability to perform assigned work with limited guidance and address problems logically, seeking guidance when needed.
Clear and effective written and verbal communication, timely information exchange, and accurate review of documents and reports.
Ability to plan, prioritize, and organize multiple tasks, meet tight timelines, maintain quality and efficiency, and escalate issues or seek support in a timely manner.
Ability to engage with patients, respond to their needs and questions, coordinate handoffs, and escalate or redirect concerns effectively.
Skills in imaging techniques, medication administration, and equipment operation to provide safe and compliant diagnostic and imaging services.
Strong knowledge and skills in the area to independently solve complex problems and conduct complex testing or treatment procedures and analysis on general patient populations in line with safety standards.
Ability to communicate with patients and teams about education and support, prioritize and address or escalate concerns, and apply emerging research guidance in diagnostics, imaging, or advanced imaging.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree.
Experience documenting diagnostic procedures and working with MS Office or other relevant electronic systems.
Certification in MR or CT.

Responsibilities

Perform routine nuclear medicine procedures within the assigned area.
Operate equipment and execute processes according to protocol to ensure optimal diagnostic quality of patient care.
Communicate with patients and families about procedures, monitor for distress, and address or escalate concerns.
Complete documentation in relevant information systems, including handling imaging records, process logs, files, and billing reports.
Produce and evaluate data, information, and images as required.
Perform quality control activities, document results, and escalate issues as required.
Assist with equipment setup, calibration, preventive maintenance, and troubleshooting.
Support inventory management by monitoring, receiving, and appropriately storing supplies, and reporting replenishment needs.
Perform other duties as assigned to meet departmental and institutional goals and objectives.
Maintain regular and predictable attendance.