Lead Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Patient-Centered Care

Methodist Hospital Texsan; Cibolo (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

Wellbeing support

Time away from work

401(k) Plan with employer match

Education support

Fertility and family building support

Life insurance

Job summary

Methodist Hospital Texsan in San Antonio, TX, seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our radiology team and support high-quality patient care. You will supervise staff, manage equipment, and coordinate with vendors to ensure uptime while following safety protocols.

The ideal candidate has a nuclear medicine training program graduate, 2 years hospital experience, and active ARRT/NMTCB certifications, with Texas licensure requirements met.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a Nuclear Medicine training program.
• 2 years of hospital-based nuclear medicine technologist experience.
• Current licenses/certifications as required by Texas and national boards.

Responsibilities

• Supervises assigned personnel and plans/operates the section effectively.
• Leads formal and informal meetings to maximize group success.
• Maintains inventory and equipment service records; coordinates with vendors for uptime.
• Assesses impact of decisions on other sections and communicates with managers.
• Gathers and analyzes data to identify issues and evaluate alternatives.
• Uses resources efficiently to maintain productivity per department directives.

Skills

Supervises assigned personnel

Leads meetings

Maintains inventory & equipment logs

Vendor coordination

Data analysis for issues

Resource utilization

Education

Graduate of a Nuclear Medicine training program

ARRT (R) or ARRT (N) or ARRT (T) or NMTCB

Medical Radiologic Technologist Certification from Texas Department of Health

Job description

Methodist Hospital Texsan in San Antonio, TX, seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our radiology team and support high-quality patient care. You will supervise staff, manage equipment, and coordinate with vendors to ensure uptime while following safety protocols.

The ideal candidate has a nuclear medicine training program graduate, 2 years hospital experience, and active ARRT/NMTCB certifications, with Texas licensure requirements met.