Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Advanced Imaging & Patient Care

Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics; Salem (OR); On-site; USD 55,104 - 77,145; Part time

Job summary

Salem Health Hospital and Clinics is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, manage radiopharmaceuticals, and maintain safety and quality in a collaborative imaging team.

Join a LEAN-driven department focused on continuous improvement, patient-centered care, and advanced imaging capabilities including SPECT and PET/CT. Oregon-based role with per diem schedule and opportunities for growth.

Qualifications

• Current Nuclear Medicine license with OBMI.
• Bachelor’s degree and national certification in Nuclear Medicine.

Responsibilities

• Operate advanced Nuclear Medicine imaging equipment to perform a wide range of diagnostic procedures.
• Use PACS, medical records, and image processing systems to accurately capture, label, and document results.
• Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals following all safety guidelines, protocols, and documentation standards.
• Screen patients professionally for contraindications or interfering medications prior to dosing.
• Ensure all injections and IV procedures are performed safely and comfortably for patients, with any issues reported and documented appropriately.
• Perform and document daily quality control checks on equipment and report any malfunctions immediately.
• Collaborate closely with radiologists and clinical teams to ensure accurate, timely diagnostic reporting.
• Maintain strict compliance with radiation safety policies and participate in continuous improvement efforts.
• Support patient-centered care by tailoring communication and procedures to individual needs, ages, and conditions.
• Demonstrate proficiency in medication reconciliation and Omnicell operations per department protocol.

Skills

Nuclear medicine

Education

Current Nuclear Medicine license (OBMI)

Job description

Salem Health Hospital and Clinics is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging procedures, manage radiopharmaceuticals, and maintain safety and quality in a collaborative imaging team.

Join a LEAN-driven department focused on continuous improvement, patient-centered care, and advanced imaging capabilities including SPECT and PET/CT. Oregon-based role with per diem schedule and opportunities for growth.