Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Diagnostic Imaging (FT)

UC Health; Olde West Chester (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

UC Health West Chester Hospital is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for the Radiology department. The role performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures and supports safe, accurate imaging with PET/scintillation cameras.

The ideal candidate completes NMTCB certification with Ohio licensure, BLS, and 1–2 years of related experience; working with a team to advance patient care and research initiatives in a leading academic health system.

Qualifications

• Completion of collegiate Nuclear Medicine Program with NMTCB Certification required.
• Bachelor's Degree in Medical Imaging (Nuclear Medicine) preferred.
• State licensure: Ohio Dept of Health Radiologic License (Nuclear Medicine) and ARRT (N) or NMTCB Certification.
• BLS certification within 30 days of hire.
• 1–2 years of related experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine procedures.
• Operate imaging equipment (scintillation/PET cameras) and related devices.
• Carry out dose calculations and radiopharmaceutical administration.
• Maintain radiation safety per regulations and report exposures.
• Receive and handle radioactive materials per policy.
• Instruct students and trainees in Radiology.
• Participate in research conferences and continuing education.
• Assist in policy development for lab and clinical work.

Skills

Patient communication

Safety awareness

Team collaboration

Education

Nuclear Medicine NMTCB Certification

Bachelor's in Medical Imaging (Nuclear Medicine) (preferred)

Ohio Radiologic License (Nuclear Medicine) & ARRT(N) or NMTCB

Basic Life Support (within 30 days)

1–2 years related experience (preferred)

Tools

PET cameras

Scintillation cameras

Xenon traps

Computers/EMR systems

Job description

UC Health West Chester Hospital is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for the Radiology department. The role performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures and supports safe, accurate imaging with PET/scintillation cameras.

The ideal candidate completes NMTCB certification with Ohio licensure, BLS, and 1–2 years of related experience; working with a team to advance patient care and research initiatives in a leading academic health system.