Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist – Weekdays in Boston

General Healthcare Resources, Inc.; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 118,000 - 127,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with matching

Healthcare

Job summary

General Healthcare Resources, Inc. is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a 13-week travel assignment in Boston, MA. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule with 8-hour shifts, no weekends or major holidays, and 40 hours per week.

Starting 10/19/2026 and ending 1/16/2027, the position features competitive weekly pay of $2,600–$2,790. Candidates should have a BS or AS in Nuclear Medicine and current NM/RT registration, with licenses and BLS required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or associate degree in Nuclear Medicine with licensure eligibility
• Current NM registration (NMTCB or ARRT)
• Advanced NM/CT/MR certifications such as NMTCB(PET) or ARRT(CT/MR)
• Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist License
• BLS/CPR certification required
• 2+ years in Nuclear Medicine or Molecular Imaging preferred

Responsibilities

• Perform high-quality nuclear medicine imaging procedures
• Support advanced imaging studies (SPECT/CT, PET, MR, optical fusion)
• Apply clinical judgment and time management for accurate exams
• Maintain safety standards per guidelines
• Document imaging info using RIS/HIS systems
• Interact professionally with patients and team members
• Provide clear instructions and compassionate patient care

Skills

Communication skills

Cross-sectional anatomy

Medical terminology

Imaging workflows

Education

Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Associate degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Job description

General Healthcare Resources, Inc. is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technologist for a 13-week travel assignment in Boston, MA. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule with 8-hour shifts, no weekends or major holidays, and 40 hours per week.

Starting 10/19/2026 and ending 1/16/2027, the position features competitive weekly pay of $2,600–$2,790. Candidates should have a BS or AS in Nuclear Medicine and current NM/RT registration, with licenses and BLS required.