PET/CT Technologist - Dual Certified
About The Position
Join us at an exciting time as Colorado Urology launches its brand-new outpatient PET/CT service line. This is a unique opportunity for motivated Technologists to play a key role in building the program from the ground up. As a valued member of our compassionate and collaborative community oncology team, you will help shape workflows, establish best practices, and deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging that supports comprehensive, patient-centered cancer care. Ideal candidates are confident problem-solvers, comfortable working independently, and eager to contribute to a service and team that will make a meaningful, lasting impact on the lives of our patients.
Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program – Required
- NMTCB (CNMT) or ARRT(N) certification, current and in good standing – Required
- ARRT(CT) certification, current and in good standing – Required
- BLS certification through AHA – Required
- 1 year of PET/CT imaging experience - Required
- Proficient in patient positioning, radiopharmaceutical preparation/administration, and basic equipment troubleshooting
- Strong understanding of radiation safety practices, including ALARA principles and RAM license compliance
- Knowledge of PET/CT imaging equipment operation and related safety protocols
Nice To Haves
- Experience in protocol development or launching new PET or CT imaging departments
- Experience assisting with radiopharmaceutical therapy/theranostics administration
- Prior use of (insert vendor GE/Siemens) imaging equipment
- Familiarity with ACR accreditation standards and compliance processes
Responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic CT and PET/CT imaging procedures with a high level of technical competence and patient care.
- Perform diagnostic CT procedures to include injection of IV contrast or administration of oral contrast.
- Demonstrates knowledge of contraindications and is able to recognize and appropriately respond to contrast reactions.
- Prepare, administer, document, and safely dispose of radioactive isotopes in accordance with regulatory standards.
- Apply radiation safety techniques to protect patients, staff, and self in compliance with ALARA principles.
- Carry out complete imaging protocols including radiotracer administration, patient positioning, image acquisition, and data archiving.
- Collaborate with front office and clinical teams to support procedure scheduling and ensure efficient daily workflow.
- Maintain ACR accreditation standards and manage the ACR toolkit for compliance.
- Accurately document patient demographics, manage image/report distribution, and maintain records in PACS/EMR systems.
- Perform required daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) on PET/CT equipment in accordance with California and ACR guidelines.
- Promptly report equipment malfunctions or radiation safety concerns to appropriate personnel, including the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO).
- Assist in updating and maintaining imaging protocols and support implementation of software upgrades.
- Monitor, track, and replenish medical supply inventory to ensure operational readiness.
- Adhere to HIPAA regulations and uphold confidentiality of all protected health information (PHI).
- Work closely with physicians, physicists, RSO, technologists and all care team members to ensure high imaging standards and exceptional patient care.
- Perform other duties as assigned to support departmental operations and patient care.
Benefits
- UUG offers outstanding benefits, including tuition reimbursement, health, dental, and vision insurance, corporate discounts, and much more!
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
