Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Per Diem, Day Shifts (No Weekends)

Providence Medical Center; Kansas City (KS); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Medical insurance

401K

Job summary

Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures using radioactive materials. This per diem role supports flexible scheduling and weekend-free shifts, primarily days.

Responsibilities include radiopharmaceutical preparation, administration, and imaging with SPECT, while upholding strict radiation safety and regulatory standards.

Qualifications

• Must hold a current state nuclear medicine license.
• ARRT-certified nuclear medicine technologist.
• Graduate of an ARRT-accredited program.
• BCLS (AHA) certification required.
• Strong knowledge of anatomy and medical terminology.
• Proficient computer skills.
• Minimum one year acute radiology experience preferred.
• Minimum one year nuclear medicine experience preferred.
• Experience with mobile and stationary radiographic/fluoroscopy equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Prepare radiopharmaceuticals and measure doses safely.
• Administer radiopharmaceuticals via IV, oral, or inhalation.
• Perform imaging studies including SPECT.
• Operate imaging cameras and detectors.
• Adhere to radiation safety protocols and handling guidelines.

Skills

Radiopharmaceutical handling

Radiation safety

SPECT imaging

Patient care

Computer skills

Education

ARRT-certified program

Nuclear Medicine License (CDPH/NMTCB/ARRT)

AHA BCLS certification

Tools

PACS

RIS

SPECT equipment

Job description

Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS seeks a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to perform diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures using radioactive materials. This per diem role supports flexible scheduling and weekend-free shifts, primarily days.

Responsibilities include radiopharmaceutical preparation, administration, and imaging with SPECT, while upholding strict radiation safety and regulatory standards.