Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Flexible Imaging Roles

Lumera Healthcare Group; Town of Texas, Fort Worth (WI, TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Lumera Healthcare Group in Dallas, TX seeks a skilled Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging with radiopharmaceuticals while prioritizing patient safety and comfort.

The role requires CNMT or ARRT(N) certification, an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program, and 1–2 years of experience. You will collaborate with physicians to provide accurate diagnoses and compassionate care.

Qualifications

• Requires CNMT or ARRT(N) certification.
• Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
• Current state license if applicable.
• 1–2 years of nuclear medicine imaging experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of radiopharmaceutical preparation and safe handling procedures.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Dedication to delivering compassionate, patient-centered care.

Responsibilities

• Prepare, calculate, and administer radiopharmaceuticals for diagnostic imaging procedures.
• Operate gamma cameras, PET, and other nuclear medicine imaging equipment to capture high-quality images.
• Explain procedures to patients, address concerns, and ensure comfort and safety throughout the process.
• Maintain strict adherence to radiation safety, infection control, and patient privacy protocols.
• Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to ensure accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans.
• Maintain accurate patient records, imaging results, and radiopharmaceutical usage logs.
• Perform quality control checks on equipment and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

Skills

CNMT certification

ARRT (N) certification

Experience 1-2 years

Communication

Patient care

Education

Associate or Bachelor degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Job description

Lumera Healthcare Group in Dallas, TX seeks a skilled Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging with radiopharmaceuticals while prioritizing patient safety and comfort.

The role requires CNMT or ARRT(N) certification, an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program, and 1–2 years of experience. You will collaborate with physicians to provide accurate diagnoses and compassionate care.