Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Positron Emission Tomography Focus

Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Positron Emission Tomography Focus

Work Arrangement: Onsite in Houston, TX | Term: 3-Month Contract (W2) | Typical Days: Wednesday–Saturday, full-time hours, flexing with patient needs

Mission

Turn complex molecular signals into clear answers for patients and providers. In this PET-focused role, you advance care by pairing technical mastery with calm, compassionate patient interaction.

Imagine this scenario

A patient arrives for a PET scan, worried about the unknown. You greet them, perform a thorough assessment, establish IV access, and explain each step. You prepare and administer the radiopharmaceutical precisely, align the protocol, and capture diagnostic-quality images—always within ALARA principles and infection control standards. When a scan reveals a potential urgent issue, you document accurately and escalate findings immediately. Throughout the day, you keep the suite compliant and well-stocked and support care in other areas or an off-site location when asked.

Your contributions

  • Perform high-quality Nuclear Medicine and PET procedures
  • Prepare, handle, and administer radiopharmaceuticals safely
  • Complete patient assessments, screening, IV insertion, and education
  • Safeguard patient well-being and respond to emergencies appropriately
  • Follow ALARA and infection control protocols without exception
  • Maintain imaging rooms, supplies, and radioactive materials compliance
  • Document patient information and imaging records with precision
  • Recognize and escalate critical imaging findings promptly
  • Support assigned imaging areas and off-site care as needed

Credentials

Required

  • Associate’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related field
  • ARRT or NMTCB certification
  • Texas Medical Board (TMB) CMRT license
  • CPR certification
  • Minimum 1 year of Nuclear Medicine/PET imaging experience (Recent graduates with clinical experience may be considered)

Preferred

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • PET certification
  • ACLS, PALS, or PEARS certifications
  • Additional Nuclear Medicine or imaging experience

What to expect

  • Primary focus: PET imaging
  • Training: available for motivated, positive technologists
  • Hiring: virtual interview process
  • Environment: onsite role with schedule flexibility to meet patient volume
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