Nuclear Medicine Technician: PET Imaging Specialist

Medical City Las Colinas; Flower Mound (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive medical coverage

Dental and vision benefits

401(k) Plan with 100% match on 3%–9%

Job summary

Medical City Dallas is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technician to perform radiographic procedures under the guidance of a Nuclear Medicine Physician, applying isotopes for diagnostic imaging and ensuring radiation safety.

The role requires NMTCB/NMT or NMRT Texas certification, ARRT(NM) or NMTCB certification, BLS, and cross-training with a certification path within six months if applicable. Join a leading healthcare network with advanced facilities.

Qualifications

• Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMTCB) or Nuclear Medicine Technologist (NMT).
• MRT State of Texas.
• ARRT(NM) or NMTCB Certification.
• NMTCB PET Certification preferred.
• Current AHA or ARC BLS provider.
• If current employee participating in a cross-training program, training will be completed under direct supervision of registered technologist; certification in alternate modality required within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Under the guidance of a Nuclear Medicine Physician, the Nuclear Medicine/P.E.T Technologist accomplishes general radiographic procedures.
• Performs at a technical level requiring independent judgment to apply isotopes for radiographic diagnosis.
• Performs tests in-patients and out-patients.
• Utilizes Nuclear Medicine cameras and varied equipment.
• Administers pharmaceuticals and radiopharmaceuticals as outlined in Nuclear Medicine Scope of Practice.
• Demonstrates best practices in radiation safety.

Education

NMTCB Certification/NMT

MRT State of Texas

ARRT(NM) or NMTCB Certification

NMTCB PET Certification

Current AHA or ARC BLS provider

Cross-training program supervision with alternate modality certification within 6 months

Job description

Medical City Dallas is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technician to perform radiographic procedures under the guidance of a Nuclear Medicine Physician, applying isotopes for diagnostic imaging and ensuring radiation safety.

The role requires NMTCB/NMT or NMRT Texas certification, ARRT(NM) or NMTCB certification, BLS, and cross-training with a certification path within six months if applicable. Join a leading healthcare network with advanced facilities.