Travel Radiology Nuclear Medicine Tech Job

TLC Nursing • Keene, NH

29d

About The Position

Step into a pivotal role in Radiology as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Keene, New Hampshire. This is your opportunity to fuse scientific precision with compassionate patient care, guiding diagnostic and therapeutic imaging that informs life-changing treatment decisions. In this specialty, your work translates into clearer diagnoses, better patient outcomes, and a tangible difference in the communities you serve. Starting 01/05/2026 for a multi-week assignment with 40 guaranteed hours per week, you’ll join a dynamic team that values expertise, safety, and growth. You will experience a supportive environment that recognizes the critical link between meticulous technique, patient trust, and accurate imaging that guides physicians toward the best possible care.

New Hampshire unveils a tapestry of natural beauty and seasonal wonder that complements your professional journey. From the rugged majesty of the White Mountains to tranquil lakes and forests dressed in autumn color, the Granite State offers a spectrum of outdoor adventures, historic towns, farmers’ markets, and scenic byways. In Keene and throughout the region, you’ll find charming streets, robust arts and dining scenes, and opportunities to unwind in nature after meaningful clinical days. The state’s rich heritage, community spirit, and access to vibrant cultural events create a balanced backdrop for a career built on service, science, and personal well‑being.

Location benefits go beyond a fulfilling clinical role. Keene provides a welcoming New England atmosphere with a tight-knit healthcare community, modern facilities, and convenient access to regional attractions. The assignment also opens the door to working in multiple locations across the United States, should you choose to expand your horizons. This flexibility supports broad professional exposure, cross‑disciplinary collaboration, and the chance to experience diverse patient populations and imaging technologies—each setting sharpening your skills and enriching your career. With a focus on stability and professional satisfaction, you’ll enjoy facilities that emphasize patient-centered care, ongoing training, and a culture that respects your expertise and your pace of learning.

Nice To Haves

• NMTCB or ARRT(N) certifications

Responsibilities

• Perform and optimize nuclear medicine studies, including preparations and administration of radiopharmaceuticals, operation of gamma cameras and SPECT/CT or PET/CT systems, and ensuring high-quality image acquisition.
• Conduct dose calculations, calibrations, quality control, and rigorous safety and quality assurance procedures.
• Supervise patient positioning, radiologic protection, and ALARA principles, while documenting procedures, maintaining logs, and coordinating with physicians and technologists to ensure seamless patient care.
• Engage in patient education, monitor for adverse reactions, and contribute to protocol optimization and imaging optimization strategies.

Benefits

• Competitive weekly pay range of 2,282 to 2,483
• Sign‑on bonus
• Potential for extension based on performance and department needs
• Housing assistance
• Access to our established network of housing partners to secure comfortable living arrangements
• Extension opportunities
• Dedicated travel support team provides 24/7 assistance
• Real-time help with housing, travel logistics, credentialing, and any on‑site questions that arise

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Education Level: No Education Listed
• Number of Employees: 101-250 employees