Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Imaging & Safety Focus

Flowers Hospital; Dothan (AL); On-site; USD 70,000 - 80,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with Matching

Competitive salary

Job summary

Flowers Hospital in Dothan, Alabama, seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist I for PRN shifts Monday–Friday, 7a–3:30p, performing diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine under physician supervision.

You will prepare radiopharmaceuticals, operate gamma cameras and PET scanners, ensure radiation safety, document in EMR, and collaborate with radiologists and cardiologists.

Licensure requirements and NRC/state regulatory compliance support ongoing professional duties.

Qualifications

• 0-2 years of experience performing nuclear medicine procedures.
• 2-4 years of experience preferred in an acute care hospital setting.

Responsibilities

• Performs nuclear medicine imaging procedures following physician orders to ensure high-quality diagnostic images.
• Prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals intravenously or orally, following safety protocols and policies.
• Assesses patient condition before procedures, verifies identity, screens contraindications, and ensures exam appropriateness.
• Operates and calibrates imaging equipment including gamma cameras and PET scanners, ensuring image quality.
• Maintains documentation for NRC/state regulatory compliance and accurate EMR entries.
• Handles, stores, and disposes of radioactive materials per safety protocols and regulations.

Skills

Nuclear medicine imaging

Radiopharmaceutical preparation

Radiation safety

Patient care & communication

Quality control

Education

Licensed Radiologic Technologist

Nuclear Med Tech certification

ARRT Nuclear Medicine

BCLS

Tools

Gamma cameras

PET scanners

Job description

Flowers Hospital in Dothan, Alabama, seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist I for PRN shifts Monday–Friday, 7a–3:30p, performing diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine under physician supervision.

You will prepare radiopharmaceuticals, operate gamma cameras and PET scanners, ensure radiation safety, document in EMR, and collaborate with radiologists and cardiologists.

Licensure requirements and NRC/state regulatory compliance support ongoing professional duties.