Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Clinical Management Consultants; New Hampshire; On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Clinical Management Consultants is seeking a Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a nonprofit southern New Hampshire hospital. Join a stable imaging team within Diagnostic Imaging, working to deliver accurate scans and patient-centered care in a modern environment.

The role emphasizes technical expertise, clinical judgment, collaboration with radiologists and nurses, and commitment to safety and regulatory compliance.

Qualifications

• Minimum certification in nuclear medicine and current state credentials where required.
• Strong knowledge of nuclear medicine imaging procedures and protocols.
• Commitment to radiation safety, documentation, and quality control.

Responsibilities

• Perform nuclear medicine imaging procedures with precision and patient comfort in mind.
• Prepare and position patients; handle radiopharmaceuticals per protocols.
• Evaluate image quality and maintain accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with radiologists, physicians, nurses, and other staff to optimize workflow.

Skills

Nuclear medicine imaging

Patient care

Safety and radiation protection

Communication

Education

Nuclear Medicine Certification

State licensure/credentials

Tools

Gamma camera

SPECT/CT

Job description

Build a career with purpose as a Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist, combining meaningful patient impact, modern diagnostic technology, visible professional growth, supportive leadership, and the quality of life found in southern New Hampshire.

This Nuclear Med Tech will join a stable, mission-driven nonprofit hospital with a century of service and a strong reputation for patient-centered care. Recent facility modernizations demonstrate continued investment in the clinical environment, while thoughtful leadership, collaborative practice, and technology-enabled workflows help experienced imaging professionals focus on safe, precise care. For candidates exploring allied health jobs, hospital careers, or specialized diagnostic imaging opportunities, this organization offers the personal connection of community medicine alongside the resources to keep developing professionally.

Within Radiology, the Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist will work in a modernized Diagnostic Imaging environment where technical expertise, sound clinical judgment, and compassionate communication directly shape the patient experience. The hospital’s highly rated patient care, innovative local outreach programs, and award-winning aesthetic design reflect an organization that considers both clinical quality and the healing environment. Serving patients across southern New Hampshire, the department offers the Nuclear Med Tech an opportunity to strengthen specialty expertise, collaborate across imaging and medical services, and contribute meaningfully within a respected community hospital.

The Nuclear Medicine Technologist will perform appropriate nuclear medicine imaging procedures, prepare and position patients, handle radiopharmaceuticals in accordance with established protocols, evaluate image quality, maintain accurate documentation, and support radiation safety, quality control, and regulatory compliance. Working within the department’s established reporting structure, this imaging professional will coordinate closely with radiologists, physicians, nurses, technologists, pharmacists, and other allied health colleagues to clarify orders, optimize workflow, address patient needs, and deliver timely diagnostic information. Clinical technology will support efficiency and consistency while the Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist retains the professional judgment essential to safe, individualized care.

For an experienced Nuclear Med Tech, this position can become a meaningful next step through continuing education, specialty certification development, cross-training, quality‑improvement participation, precepting, and future advancement as organizational needs allow. The Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist will have opportunities to deepen technical knowledge, strengthen interdisciplinary relationships, contribute ideas that improve safety and workflow, and build capabilities relevant to lead technologist, educator, or imaging leadership pathways. Candidates should bring appropriate nuclear medicine certification, state credentials where required, and a commitment to precise, compassionate patient care.

Living and working in southern New Hampshire gives the Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist access to a distinctive balance of welcoming communities, practical commutes, and four‑season recreation. The region supports hiking, cycling, skiing, paddling, and scenic weekend travel, while Manchester, Nashua, Boston, the Seacoast, and the White Mountains expand the options for dining, culture, airports, concerts, and major sporting events—including international soccer matches scheduled near Boston. Housing costs vary by community, but the region’s blend of small‑town character, natural beauty, and access to larger employment and cultural centers makes this Nuclear Med Tech opportunity especially attractive.

The hospital offers the Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package, with specific total‑rewards details available during the recruitment process. Connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter to discover how this Nuclear Med Tech position could advance your specialty expertise, expand your impact, and become the next defining move in your healthcare career.