PET Imaging Technologist – Oncology

The US Oncology Network; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 60,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

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PTO

Job summary

The US Oncology Network in Nashville, TN, seeks a PET Imaging Technologist to perform PET procedures, manage imaging data, and support QA under medical direction. The role emphasizes patient safety, accurate documentation, and coordination with management to maintain high clinical standards.

Qualified candidates have an associate or bachelor’s degree in biology or nuclear medicine technology, 5–7 years in nuclear medicine including 2 years PET, and CNMT/ARRT(N) certification with applicable

Qualifications

• Associates or Bachelors degree in Biology or nuclear medicine technology from an AMA accredited program.
• Minimum five to seven years experience in nuclear medicine, including two years of previous PET experience.
• CNMT (Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist) and/or ARRT (N) certification and state licensure where applicable.

Responsibilities

• Performs PET scan procedures to include injection of radiopharmaceutical, setup of protocol, reconstruction and development of images, coordination of image on report function and archiving of images.
• Schedules procedures and related front office functions to ensure smooth workflow.
• Ensures accuracy of patient demographic information, report distribution and patient files.
• Collects clinical data for patient follow-up and development of teaching and educational information.

Education

Associates or Bachelors degree in Biology or nuclear medicine technology from an AMA accredited program

Minimum five to seven years experience in nuclear medicine, including two years of previous PET experience

Job description

The US Oncology Network in Nashville, TN, seeks a PET Imaging Technologist to perform PET procedures, manage imaging data, and support QA under medical direction. The role emphasizes patient safety, accurate documentation, and coordination with management to maintain high clinical standards.

Qualified candidates have an associate or bachelor’s degree in biology or nuclear medicine technology, 5–7 years in nuclear medicine including 2 years PET, and CNMT/ARRT(N) certification with applicable