Nuclear Technologist

HSHS Medical Group; Green Bay (WI); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Part time

Job summary

HSHS Medical Group is seeking a part-time Nuclear Technologist for on-site duties in Green Bay, WI. The role involves performing diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures, preparing radiopharmaceuticals, operating imaging equipment, and ensuring patient safety according to established protocols.

Responsibilities include identifying patients, explaining procedures, positioning for imaging, monitoring for adverse reactions, and documenting results.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent education is preferred.
• ARRT(N) or NMTCB certification, or eligibility for certification, and applicable state licensure as required.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, infection control, and healthcare regulatory standards.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures and administer radiopharmaceuticals.
• Operate imaging equipment and ensure image quality and safety.
• Verify patient identity and explain procedures; position patients and monitor for adverse reactions.
• Maintain equipment and work areas; document procedures and results.
• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other clinical staff to support timely patient care.
• Provide clear, respectful communication to patients and families.

Skills

Patient communication

Safety protocols

Troubleshooting

Team collaboration

Documentation accuracy

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent

Tools

PACS/RIS

Electronic health records

Job description

Company Description Hospital Sisters Health System (HSHS) is a multi-institutional health care system serving patients in 14 communities across Illinois and Wisconsin, continuing a legacy of compassionate care dating back to 1875. Rooted in the mission of the Hospital Sisters of St. Francis, HSHS provides high-quality, patient-centered care in diverse clinical settings. The system is committed to inclusivity, including making digital and social media communications accessible to individuals with disabilities. HSHS incorporates features such as alternative text, captions, and accessible linked materials whenever possible and offers support to those needing information in alternative formats. Team members join an organization focused on both clinical excellence and equitable access to health information and services.

Role Description This part-time (0.8 FTE) Nuclear Technologist role is an on-site position located in Green Bay, WI. The Nuclear Technologist performs diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures, including preparing and administering radiopharmaceuticals and operating imaging equipment in accordance with safety and quality standards. Responsibilities include verifying patient identity, explaining procedures, positioning patients, monitoring for adverse reactions, and ensuring accurate image acquisition and data processing. The role involves maintaining equipment and work areas, following radiation safety protocols, documenting procedures and results, and collaborating with physicians, nurses, other clinical staff to support timely patient care. The Nuclear Technologist also provides clear, respectful communication to patients and families, helping them understand procedures and answering questions.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess skills in power generation and safe operation of nuclear medicine and imaging equipment.
• Candidates should possess troubleshooting abilities to identify, diagnose, and address equipment or process issues promptly.
• Candidates should possess maintenance & repair skills to support the reliability and calibration of nuclear medicine systems.
• Candidates should possess preventive maintenance skills to ensure equipment safety, longevity, and regulatory compliance.
• Candidates should possess strong customer service skills to provide respectful, clear, and compassionate patient interaction.
• Graduation from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program or equivalent education is preferred.
• ARRT(N) or NMTCB certification, or eligibility for certification, and applicable state licensure as required.
• Knowledge of radiation safety, infection control, and healthcare regulatory standards.
• Ability to follow detailed protocols, maintain accurate documentation, and work effectively in a multidisciplinary team.
• Basic computer proficiency, including use of PACS/RIS and electronic health record systems.