Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Precision Imaging Care

St. David's North Austin Medical Center; Cedar Park (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental & Vision

401(k) match

Stock Purchase Plan

Fertility benefits

Referral services

Discount programs

Education assistance

Time off

Health Assistance Fund

Job summary

St. David's North Austin Medical Center is hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. The role performs imaging using radioisotopes, ensuring patient safety and quality scans from neonatal to geriatric patients.

The technologist follows ARRT/NMTCB standards and hospital policies under radiation safety guidelines. Qualified candidates have JRCERT/AMA accredited training, an Associate degree in Radiologic Technology, and CNMT/NMT/ARRT-R certifications.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an educational program in radiology accredited by JRCERT or AMA approved radiologic/nuclear medicine program.
• Associates Degree in Radiologic Technology preferred.
• Two to three years as Radiologic Tech preferred.
• Basic Life Support within 30 days of employment start date.
• Hazardous Material Handling.
• CNMT/NMT/ARRT-R certification or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Operate Nuclear Medicine cameras, computers and related equipment efficiently.
• Produce high-quality scans for neonatal to geriatric patients.
• Follow imaging protocols and isotope dosage guidelines; adjust for age or disease.
• Adhere to ALARA and radiation safety practices.
• Explain procedures to patients and families; ensure safety, privacy and dignity.

Skills

CNMT / NMT / ARRTR Certification

Patient care

Radiology imaging

Education

Associates degree in Radiologic Technology

JRCERT/AMA accredited program

Tools

Nuclear Medicine cameras

Radioisotope handling equipment

Job description

St. David's North Austin Medical Center is hiring a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. The role performs imaging using radioisotopes, ensuring patient safety and quality scans from neonatal to geriatric patients.

The technologist follows ARRT/NMTCB standards and hospital policies under radiation safety guidelines. Qualified candidates have JRCERT/AMA accredited training, an Associate degree in Radiologic Technology, and CNMT/NMT/ARRT-R certifications.