PET Technologist - Nuclear Medicine

Best Star Group - FZE; Florida; On-site; USD 100,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Best Star Group - FZE in Florida invites a PET Technologist to join our Nuclear Medicine team. You will perform complex PET/SPECT imaging, calibrate equipment and uphold QA standards to ensure diagnostic accuracy.

The role requires NMTCB/ARRT licensing, state licensure, and hands-on experience with PET-CT systems. You will collaborate with radiologists, maintain strict safety protocols, and document findings in the EHR system.

Qualifications

• Active NMTCB, ARRT Nuclear Medicine or equivalent licensing.
• Unrestricted state credentialing for nuclear medicine.
• Local state Nuclear Medicine Technologist license.
• Proven background in SPECT methodologies.
• Experience with PET/Hybrid PET-CT systems desired.
• Strong interpersonal and troubleshooting abilities.
• Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and clinical terminology.

Responsibilities

• Execute complex molecular, SPECT, and PET scans.
• Calibrate diagnostic machinery and perform QA checks.
• Prepare patients and position per guidelines.
• Manage venous access and dispense radiotracers.
• Inspect datasets and ensure diagnostic clarity.
• Enforce radiation safety and aseptic controls.
• Document patient data in electronic health records.

Skills

Interpersonal skills

Clinical troubleshooting

Anatomy knowledge

Radiation safety

Education

NMTCB certification

ARRT Nuclear Medicine

State license for Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Tools

SPECT systems

PET-CT systems

QA protocols

Job description

Job Role: PET Technologist - Nuclear Medicine

Location: Florida, US

Type: Fulltime and 5 days Onsite

Salary Range: $100K -$110K Per annum + Annual benefits

Responsibilities:

• Execute complex molecular, SPECT, and positron emission scans.
• Calibrate diagnostic machinery and conduct continuous quality assurance checks.
• Prepare patients for diagnostic procedures, ensuring optimal anatomical positioning per clinical guidelines.
• Handle venous access and safely dispense targeted radiotracers.
• Inspect output telemetry and image datasets for diagnostic clarity prior to radiologist review.
• Enforce strict ionizing radiation protocols and aseptic cross-contamination controls.
• Ensure compassionate patient monitoring and log precise clinical documentation within electronic health systems.

Requirements:

• Active credentials via NMTCB, ARRT Nuclear Medicine, or a recognized national licensing body.
• Unrestricted state operational credentialing for nuclear medicine procedures.
• Local state Nuclear Medicine Technologist license
• Proven background in SPECT methodologies.
• Expertise with PET / hybrid PET-CT systems highly desired.
• Exceptional interpersonal aptitude, technical versatility, and clinical troubleshooting capabilities.
• Deep understanding of cross-sectional anatomy, physiological mechanics, disease pathways, and clinical terminology.