Senior Nuclear & CT Imaging Technologist

Houstonmethodistcareers; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Houston Methodist is seeking an experienced Nuclear/CT Technologist to perform routine to complex Nuclear and CT imaging and laboratory procedures. The role requires independent work, sound clinical judgment, and certification in CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging, with BLS and ARRT/NMTCB credentials expected.

The technologist will ensure safety and deliver high-quality patient care. Responsibilities include CT angiography with contrast administration, collaboration with the radiology team, and

Qualifications

• Requires CT and Nuclear Medicine Technologist certification and 3 years' experience.
• Licenses include BLS and one of ARRT/NMTCB certifications.
• Demonstrates safety, quality and customer service in imaging procedures.

Responsibilities

• Perform CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging and complex data processing for diagnosis.
• Operate the nuclear pharmacy duties as defined in policy.
• Maintain radiation safety and QC procedures across modalities.
• Schedule imaging procedures and collaborate with the care team to optimize outcomes.
• Mentor staff and students to build confidence and skills.

Skills

Independent work

Clinical judgment

Computer literacy

Team player

Customer service focus

Effective communication

Cross-sectional anatomy knowledge

SPEC/CT equipment knowledge

Education

Graduate education program approved by credentialing body

Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

Hospital RIS / Radiology Information Systems

Office software

Job description

Houston Methodist is seeking an experienced Nuclear/CT Technologist to perform routine to complex Nuclear and CT imaging and laboratory procedures. The role requires independent work, sound clinical judgment, and certification in CT and Nuclear Medicine imaging, with BLS and ARRT/NMTCB credentials expected.

The technologist will ensure safety and deliver high-quality patient care. Responsibilities include CT angiography with contrast administration, collaboration with the radiology team, and