Acute Nuclear Medicine Tech — Flexible Hours & $20k Sign-On

Banner Health; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Job summary

Banner Health, at Banner University Medical Center Tucson, seeks an Acute Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform prescribed nuclear medicine procedures and deliver patient-centered care. You will administer radiopharmaceuticals, acquire high-quality images, and ensure ALARA safety in a fast-paced clinical setting.

You will educate patients and families about procedures, maintain accurate documentation, and support efficient workflow while collaborating with radiologists, nurses, and

Qualifications

• Certificate/diploma from approved Radiologic/Nuclear Medicine program.
• ARRT NM and/or NMTCB certification (or equivalent) and state licensure if required.
• BLS certification required.
• 2 years of clinical nuclear medicine experience.

Responsibilities

• Perform prescribed nuclear medicine procedures following orders.
• Educate patients and families about procedures.
• Produce high-quality images and document results clearly.
• Maintain equipment quality control and troubleshoot as needed.
• Adhere to ALARA principles and safety policies for radioactive materials.
• Support efficient department workflow and inventory management.

Skills

Effective communication

Human relations

Data analysis

Problem solving

Education

Radiologic/Nuclear Medicine Technology program

ARRT NM or NMTCB certification

State licensure (where applicable)

Advanced certification within 18 months

Job description

Banner Health, at Banner University Medical Center Tucson, seeks an Acute Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform prescribed nuclear medicine procedures and deliver patient-centered care. You will administer radiopharmaceuticals, acquire high-quality images, and ensure ALARA safety in a fast-paced clinical setting.

You will educate patients and families about procedures, maintain accurate documentation, and support efficient workflow while collaborating with radiologists, nurses, and