Medical Radiation Technologist

Health Match BC; Vancouver; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider in British Columbia is seeking a PET Technologist specializing in Molecular Imaging and Therapy. This role involves performing PET/CT imaging, ensuring patient safety, and contributing to high-quality cancer care. Candidates should possess CAMRT certification and experience in Nuclear Medicine, with a commitment to cultural safety and anti-racism.

Benefits

Extensive training programs

Flexible work options

Health and wellness benefits

Qualifications

• At least 3 years of recent experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
• Knowledge of the impacts of colonialism and systemic racism on Indigenous Peoples.
• Commitment to anti-racism and Indigenous cultural safety.

Responsibilities

• Perform all aspects of clinical PET / CT scanning.
• Monitor patient safety and respond to emergencies.
• Consult with team members regarding technical difficulties.

Skills

Patient care skills

Effective communication

Knowledge of Nuclear Medicine procedures

Education

CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine

Completion of formal PET / CT education

Tools

PET / CT equipment

Job description

PET Technologist, Molecular Imaging and Therapy (PET / CT)

BC Cancer

Within a client service culture and in accordance with established standards of professional practice, as well as the mission, vision, values, objectives, and policies of BC Cancer, performs Positron Emission Tomography / Computed Tomography (PET / CT) imaging and related duties within the Regional Functional Imaging department. Responsibilities include performing PET / CT procedures, patient radiotracer injections, general patient care such as vital signs, IV lines, blood glucose checks, system management for digital imaging, maintaining procedural documents, monitoring equipment performance, routine quality control, and other technical functions in a detail-oriented environment.

What you'll do

1. Perform all aspects of clinical PET / CT scanning, including selecting protocols, patient positioning, image acquisition, data reconstruction, and presenting images for interpretation.
2. Prepare patients by explaining procedures, answering questions, and obtaining informed consent.
3. Conduct technical tasks such as correlating clinical history, recording vital signs, establishing venous access, checking blood glucose, and administering radiotracers.
4. Monitor patient safety, respond to emergencies, and perform CPR if necessary.
5. Operate PET and CT equipment as per standards.
6. Consult with team members regarding technical difficulties or concerns during procedures.

What you bring

1. CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine.
2. At least 3 years of recent experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
3. Completion of formal PET / CT education or equivalent training/experience.
4. Knowledge of the impacts of colonialism and systemic racism on Indigenous Peoples, with a commitment to anti-racism and Indigenous cultural safety.

Core Competencies

1. Understanding of Indigenous-specific and systemic racism, with initiatives to promote safety and belonging.
2. Awareness of social, economic, and political realities affecting Indigenous Peoples and health disparities.

You have

1. Broad knowledge of Nuclear Medicine procedures, radiopharmacy, and radiation safety.
2. Experience with PET / CT equipment and systems.
3. Research methodology knowledge.
4. High-level patient care skills for all ages.
5. Effective communication skills, both verbal and written.

What we bring

We support your health, wellness, and professional growth through various programs, including extensive training, benefits, flexible work options, and discounts. Join BC Cancer, part of PHSA, and contribute to equitable, high-quality cancer care for British Columbians.

Wage : $38.08 - $47.55 per hour.

Applications accepted until filled.

Hours of work : Monday - Friday; various shifts.

Requisition Number : 183513E

What we do

BC Cancer provides comprehensive cancer control within BC, committed to excellence, respect, compassion, innovation, equity, and courage. We are dedicated to anti-racism and creating an inclusive, culturally safe environment, especially addressing Indigenous-specific racism and barriers to care. We encourage applications from all backgrounds, especially Indigenous candidates, and offer support through our Indigenous Recruitment & Employee Experience team.