Nuclear Medicine Technologist (PRN) — Patient-Focused Imaging

RAYUS Radiology; Woodbury (MN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental and vision insurance

401k with company match

Life and disability insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Adoption assistance

Pet insurance

PTO and holidays

Many more

Job summary

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to operate scanners and produce diagnostic images for patient care. The role emphasizes patient-centered service, safety, and compliance within standards.

This casual/PRN day shift position focuses on quality imaging and collaboration with radiologists and staff. Requires NMTCB registration, AMA radiography education, state licensure, CPR, and ability to work independently.

Qualifications

• NMTCB registered technologist, current and in good standing.
• Graduate of AMA approved school of radiography.
• Licensed Radiological Technologist in the appropriate state, if applicable.
• Current CPR certification.
• Must have training and experience sufficient to competently perform Nuclear Medicine procedures independently.
• Certification in imaging specialty.

Responsibilities

• Perform and analyze patient Nuclear Medicine imaging procedures with minimal supervision.
• Explain procedures and position patients to obtain optimal images.
• Administer radiopharmaceuticals according to NRC regulations and policies.
• Maintain patient records in RIS and ensure HIPAA compliance.

Skills

CPR Certification

Education

AMA approved school of radiography

NMTCB registered technologist

Licensed Radiological Technologist (state)

Certification in imaging specialty

Job description

RAYUS Radiology is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to operate scanners and produce diagnostic images for patient care. The role emphasizes patient-centered service, safety, and compliance within standards.

This casual/PRN day shift position focuses on quality imaging and collaboration with radiologists and staff. Requires NMTCB registration, AMA radiography education, state licensure, CPR, and ability to work independently.