Nuclear Medicine & PET Scientist — Flexible, Growth Role

Lumus Imaging; Brisbane; Hybrid; AUD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Inhouse CPD and training opportunities

Flexible work arrangements

Mentorship and conferences

Job summary

Lumus Imaging currently seeks a Nuclear Medicine Scientist to join the team at St. Vincent’s Private Hospital, Northside in Chermside, Queensland.

This full-time role covers Nuclear Medicine and PET, with access to advanced imaging tech and involvement in expanding services across South-East Queensland. You will perform PET/CT and NM imaging, handle radiopharmaceutical preparation and administration, and collaborate with Nuclear Medicine Specialists to ensure high-quality imaging and patient

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Nuclear Medicine.
• Current AHPRA registration.
• Current working rights within Australia.
• Nuclear Medicine and PET with diagnostic CT experience desirable.
• Strong communication, teamwork and problem-solving skills.
• Able to work independently and across a multi-site environment.

Responsibilities

• PET/CT including diagnostic CT.
• Nuclear Medicine Imaging.
• Radiopharmaceutical preparation, dispensing and administration.
• Work closely with Nuclear Medicine Specialists.
• Maintain gold standard image quality and patient care.
• Weekly rotating roster through department.

Skills

Communication skills

Teamwork

Problem-solving

Education

Tertiary qualification in Nuclear Medicine

Tools

GE Omni Legend PET/CT

NM/CT 860 system

Job description

Lumus Imaging currently seeks a Nuclear Medicine Scientist to join the team at St. Vincent’s Private Hospital, Northside in Chermside, Queensland.

This full-time role covers Nuclear Medicine and PET, with access to advanced imaging tech and involvement in expanding services across South-East Queensland. You will perform PET/CT and NM imaging, handle radiopharmaceutical preparation and administration, and collaborate with Nuclear Medicine Specialists to ensure high-quality imaging and patient