PET/CT Technologist - Impactful Imaging Career

Texas Oncology; Mesquite (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Oncology in Mesquite is seeking a PET/CT Technologist to join our diagnostic imaging team. This role supports PET imaging procedures, quality assurance, scheduling, and data management across site operations.

The ideal candidate has ARRT/N and CNMT credentials, 3–5 years of nuclear medicine experience, and a strong commitment to patient safety and accurate imaging documentation. This is a full-time on-site position with a collaborative team environment.

Qualifications

• Associates or Bachelors degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or Radiologic Technology with PET-CT certification.
• Minimum 3–5 years experience in nuclear medicine and/or PET.
• CNMT and/or ARRT(N) certification and state licensure where applicable.
• Knowledge of patient scheduling and billing systems.

Responsibilities

• Performs diagnostic PET imaging procedures including injection of radiopharmaceuticals, IV contrast and protocol setup.
• Assists in procedure scheduling and front office functions to ensure workflow.
• Ensures accuracy of patient demographics, report distribution and file handling.
• Assists with clinical data collection for follow-up and educational materials.
• Maintains safety standards and conducts daily quality control of the scanner.
• Reports malfunctions and requests service as needed.
• Manages patient data and films including printing, archiving, transfers, and logging.
• Understands IV contrast contraindications and reactions and knows the response procedures.
• Orders necessary office, medical, printing and archiving media.

Skills

Customer service

Teamwork

Quality focus

Education

Nuclear Medicine Technology or Radiologic Technology degree; PET-CT certification

Tools

CNMT

ARRT(N)

Job description

Texas Oncology in Mesquite is seeking a PET/CT Technologist to join our diagnostic imaging team. This role supports PET imaging procedures, quality assurance, scheduling, and data management across site operations.

The ideal candidate has ARRT/N and CNMT credentials, 3–5 years of nuclear medicine experience, and a strong commitment to patient safety and accurate imaging documentation. This is a full-time on-site position with a collaborative team environment.