Nuclear Medicine Technologist | Full Scope Practice | Ketchikan, Alaska

PeaceHealth; Ketchikan (AK); On-site; USD 119,000 - 168,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Hiring bonus

Job summary

PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center in Ketchikan, Alaska, seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for full-scope practice. The role offers Monday-Friday day shifts with no nights or weekends and a forgiving on-call backdrop.

Relocation assistance and a hiring bonus are available as you work across radiopharmaceuticals, imaging, safety, and patient care. You’ll join a collaborative imaging team, perform quality control, ensure regulatory compliance, and participate in cross-functional initiatives

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent education.
• CNMT or ARRT(N) certification.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Demonstrated venipuncture competency.
• Alaska Food Handler Card.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine and advanced Nuclear Medicine procedures according to department protocols.
• Prepare, calibrate, and administer radiopharmaceuticals safely and accurately.
• Operate Nuclear Medicine imaging equipment and associated computer systems.
• Complete quality control activities to maintain optimal imaging performance.
• Maintain required records related to radioactive materials, monitoring, and compliance.
• Deliver safe, compassionate, patient-centered care.

Skills

Venipuncture

Patient care

Independent work

Education

Graduate of accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program

Tools

CNMT or ARRT(N) certification

BLS certification

Alaska Food Handler Card

Job description

Description

Nuclear Medicine Technologist | Full Scope Practice | Ketchikan, Alaska

$57.31-$80.90/hr | Up to $168K Annually

Full-Time Day Shift

Monday-Friday Schedule

No Nights, No Weekends, No Call

Relocation Assistance Available

Hiring Bonus Available

Looking for More Than Just Another Imaging Job?

Some Nuclear Medicine positions limit you to a narrow set of responsibilities. This isn't one of them.

At PeaceHealth Ketchikan Medical Center, you'll practice across the full range of Nuclear Medicine responsibilities while serving a community that truly values local healthcare. You'll work with a highly collaborative imaging team in a setting where your expertise is visible, appreciated, and impactful.

This is an excellent opportunity for a technologist who enjoys autonomy, variety, and the chance to build meaningful connections with patients and providers.

What Makes This Opportunity Different?

Practice the Full Spectrum of Nuclear Medicine

In this role you'll participate in:

• Radiopharmaceutical preparation and administration
• Generator elution and quality assurance
• Image acquisition and processing
• Radiation safety activities
• Patient assessment and care
• Equipment quality control and documentation

Technologists who hold credentials in an additional imaging modality are especially encouraged to apply.

A Schedule That Supports Real Work-Life Balance

• Consistent Monday-Friday daytime hours
• Evenings free
• Weekends free
• No routine call responsibilities
• More time for family, travel, and outdoor recreation

Join a Team Where You Matter

At many large health systems, it's easy to feel like one of hundreds of employees. In Ketchikan, you'll become an important member of a close-knit clinical team where your contributions are recognized every day.

Why Ketchikan?

Located in Alaska's spectacular Inside Passage, Ketchikan offers a lifestyle that is difficult to find elsewhere:

• World-class fishing and boating
• Hiking trails and rainforest scenery
• Incredible wildlife viewing
• Strong community connections
• Little to no traffic
• Stunning water and mountain views

Whether you're relocating from another state or simply ready for a change of pace, Ketchikan offers a unique blend of adventure, community, and quality of life.

Benefits Highlights

PeaceHealth offers a comprehensive benefits package including:

• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Generous paid time off
• Retirement plan with employer contributions and match
• Employer-paid life insurance
• Employer-paid disability coverage
• Tuition reimbursement
• Continuing education support
• Employee assistance and wellness programs

Position Responsibilities

• Perform routine and advanced Nuclear Medicine procedures according to department protocols.
• Prepare, calibrate, and administer radiopharmaceuticals safely and accurately.
• Operate Nuclear Medicine imaging equipment and associated computer systems.
• Complete quality control activities to maintain optimal imaging performance.
• Maintain required records related to radioactive materials, monitoring, and compliance.
• Deliver safe, compassionate, patient-centered care.
• Support additional department initiatives and responsibilities as assigned.

Qualifications

Required

• Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent education
• CNMT or ARRT(N) certification
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
• Demonstrated venipuncture competency
• Alaska Food Handler Card

Preferred

• One year of Nuclear Medicine experience
• Additional imaging modality experience or certification

Who Is Successful In This Role?

This opportunity is ideal for technologists who:

• Enjoy working independently
• Value strong relationships with patients and providers
• Prefer quality-focused care over high-volume production environments
• Want to broaden and maintain their full Nuclear Medicine skill set
• Are excited about living in a unique coastal Alaska community

Build a Career Worth Exploring

Your next position can offer more than a paycheck. It can provide professional growth, meaningful patient relationships, and access to one of the most beautiful places in North America.

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Working Conditions: Physical duties include frequent movement, patient care activities, and handling equipment up to 30 lbs. Exposure to biohazard, bodily fluids and airborne contaminants. Requires effective communication, vision, and hearing (glasses, contacts, hearing aids permitted).

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