Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist — Housing & Benefits

Jackson Therapy Partners, LLC; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly, On-Time Pay

Full Medical Benefits & 401k Matching

100% Paid Housing Available

Travel & License Reimbursement

Job summary

Jackson HealthPros seeks a skilled nuclear medicine technologist to join a multidisciplinary team in Tucson. You will prepare and administer radioactive drugs and operate radiation detection and imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety and quality imaging.

The ideal candidate holds an associate or bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology, state license, BLS, and a minimum of two years’ experience. Certification from ARRT NM/NMTCB is required, with licensure where applicable.

Qualifications

• Requires associate or bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology.
• State license and certification to practice nuclear medicine
• BLS certification
• Two years' experience as a nuclear med tech
• Certificate or diploma from an approved Radiologic/Nuclear Medicine Technology program
• National certification from ARRT Nuclear Board and/or NMTCB or equivalent
• Licensure by the state regulatory agency if applicable

Responsibilities

• Prepare and administer radioactive drugs.
• Operate radiation detection and imaging equipment.

Skills

Nuclear medicine experience

Team collaboration

Radiation safety awareness

Education

Associate or Bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology

Certificate or diploma from an approved Radiologic/Nuclear Medicine Technology program

State license and certification to practice nuclear medicine

National certification from ARRT Nuclear Board and/or NMTCB or equivalent

BLS certification

Licensure by the state regulatory agency if applicable

Job description

Jackson HealthPros seeks a skilled nuclear medicine technologist to join a multidisciplinary team in Tucson. You will prepare and administer radioactive drugs and operate radiation detection and imaging equipment, ensuring patient safety and quality imaging.

The ideal candidate holds an associate or bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology, state license, BLS, and a minimum of two years’ experience. Certification from ARRT NM/NMTCB is required, with licensure where applicable.