Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Day Shift, $20K Sign-On

WellStar; Acworth (GA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus up to $20,000

Relocation assistance

Full-time position

Job summary

Wellstar in Georgia is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform imaging exams, ensure safety, and provide compassionate patient care. The role requires an Associates in Radiologic Technology and ARRT Nuclear Tech certification with at least one year of clinical experience. A sign-on bonus up to $20,000 and relocation may be available.

This is a full-time day shift role in a trusted health system. Join Wellstar to support imaging services, patient comfort, and quality diagnostics while

Qualifications

• Education in Radiologic Technology with the required degree.
• Minimum 1 year of clinical patient care experience.
• Certifications required on hire: ARRT Nuclear Tech or Nuclear Med cert and BLS.

Responsibilities

• Perform a wide range of imaging procedures with independent judgment.
• Set up equipment and position patients for exams.
• Ensure patient safety, privacy, and dignity throughout procedures.
• Verify orders and gather clinical history prior to procedures.
• Communicate with patients and staff using AIDET principles.
• Maintain equipment, report malfunctions, and ensure clean protocols.

Skills

Patient care

Critical thinking

Preprocedural verification

Sterile technique

Education

Associate's degree in Radiologic Technology

ARRT Nuclear Technology / Nuclear Medicine certification

Tools

RIS

PACS

Job description

Wellstar in Georgia is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform imaging exams, ensure safety, and provide compassionate patient care. The role requires an Associates in Radiologic Technology and ARRT Nuclear Tech certification with at least one year of clinical experience. A sign-on bonus up to $20,000 and relocation may be available.

This is a full-time day shift role in a trusted health system. Join Wellstar to support imaging services, patient comfort, and quality diagnostics while