Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Day Shift (Ontario)

Saint Alphonsus; Ontario (OR); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Saint Alphonsus Health System in Ontario, Oregon, is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a full‑time daytime role. You will operate nuclear scintillation equipment to produce diagnostic images, administer radiopharmaceuticals, and ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the imaging process.

Responsibilities include performing SPECT and SPECT‑CT imaging, administering radiopharmaceuticals, and adhering to quality control and regulatory standards while educating patients and families.

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technologist program or Associate in Applied Science degree.
• Certification by NMTCB or ARRT in Nuclear Medicine.
• Medical Imaging License from the Oregon Board of Medical Imaging (OBMI) required prior to hire.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association or Red Cross.

Responsibilities

• Perform dynamic, static, SPECT, and SPECT‑CT imaging procedures.
• Administer radiopharmaceuticals via IV, oral, or inhalation methods.
• Ensure image quality and safety in accordance with department protocols.
• Practice sterile and aseptic techniques.
• Manage radioactive materials and waste per regulatory standards.
• Perform quality control on imaging equipment and radiopharmaceuticals.
• Educate and prepare patients and families for procedures.
• Travel between SAHS sites may be required.

Skills

Nuclear Medicine

Patient care

Sterile technique

Education

Associate in Applied Science

Nuclear Medicine program

Job description

Saint Alphonsus Health System in Ontario, Oregon, is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a full‑time daytime role. You will operate nuclear scintillation equipment to produce diagnostic images, administer radiopharmaceuticals, and ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the imaging process.

Responsibilities include performing SPECT and SPECT‑CT imaging, administering radiopharmaceuticals, and adhering to quality control and regulatory standards while educating patients and families.