Nuclear Medicine Tech I (PRN) — Impactful Imaging Role

Default Brand; Norwalk (OH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & Dental coverage

401K match

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Comprehensive benefits package

Job summary

Fisher-Titus Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures under physician supervision. The role involves collaboration with the Imaging Services team to deliver safe, high-quality care and accurate imaging data.

Candidates must be graduates of an approved Nuclear Medicine or Radiologic Technology program, ARRT registered in nuclear medicine, hold an Ohio Nuclear Medicine license, and maintain CPR certification.

Qualifications

• Graduate of approved program in Nuclear Medicine or Radiologic Technology.
• Must be ARRT registered in nuclear medicine or certified by the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board.
• Must hold a current Ohio Department of Health Radiologic License - Nuclear Medicine License.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine nuclear medicine procedures following physician orders and regulatory standards.
• Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals using aseptic technique and radiation safety.
• Operate nuclear medicine imaging equipment to obtain diagnostic images and functional data.
• Verify patient identity and document thoroughly.
• Position and monitor patients to ensure safety and image quality.

Skills

Nuclear medicine procedures

IV access proficiency

Radiopharmaceutical administration

Patient safety & ALARA

Education

Nuclear Medicine or Radiologic Technology program

ARRT Nuclear Medicine Certification

Ohio Radiologic License (Nuclear Medicine)

CPR certification

Job description

Fisher-Titus Health is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures under physician supervision. The role involves collaboration with the Imaging Services team to deliver safe, high-quality care and accurate imaging data.

Candidates must be graduates of an approved Nuclear Medicine or Radiologic Technology program, ARRT registered in nuclear medicine, hold an Ohio Nuclear Medicine license, and maintain CPR certification.