Graduation from a JRCNMT-accredited Nuclear Medicine program
CTNM: NMTCB or ARRT (N); California Certified Technologist, Nuclear Medicine license
Post-primary CT certification (ARRT CT or NMTCB CT) and current BLS
Flexibility to rotate sites and shifts, including weekends and holidays
3+ years of nuclear medicine experience for senior roles; 7+ years plus 3+ years of CT experience for principal roles
Responsibilities
Perform routine-to-complex diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures, including PET/CT
Collect, prepare and analyze biologic specimens and prepare data for interpretation
Complete radiation-safety and quality-control checks on nuclear medicine equipment
Work safely in an acute-care environment and coordinate with anesthesia and other care teams
Help orient and train assigned staff, students, residents and faculty
Participate in department performance-improvement work
At senior or principal level, precept advanced exams and support protocol development
Benefits
Full benefits package
Possible relocation assistance for the right candidate
Breadth across diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine and PET/CT
Collaborative academic imaging team
Full Job Description
Full-time Permanent / Direct Hire $155,000 - $242,000 per year
Join a high-volume academic nuclear medicine and PET/CT service in San Francisco. We're hiring Nuclear Medicine Technologists (NMT / PET/CT Tech / Fusion Tech) at staff, senior and principal levels to perform diagnostic and therapeutic studies with radiopharmaceuticals in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Variable 8-hour shifts, site rotation and weekend coverage are part of the role. Relocation assistance may be available for the ideal candidate.
What You'll Do
Perform routine-to-complex diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures, including PET/CT
Collect, prepare and analyze biologic specimens and prepare data for interpretation
Complete radiation-safety and quality-control checks on nuclear medicine equipment
Work safely in an acute-care environment and coordinate with anesthesia and other care teams
Help orient and train assigned staff, students, residents and faculty
Take part in department performance-improvement work
At the senior or principal level, precept advanced exams, support protocol development and step into a lead or coordinator role
Requirements
What You Bring
Graduation from a JRCNMT-accredited Nuclear Medicine program
CTNM: NMTCB or ARRT (N); California Certified Technologist, Nuclear Medicine license
Post-primary CT certification (ARRT CT or NMTCB CT) and current BLS
Flexibility to rotate sites and shifts, including weekends and holidays
Staff through principal levels are welcome; senior roles typically need 3+ years of nuclear medicine experience, and principal roles typically need 7+ years plus 3+ years of CT (fusion) experience and independent specialty PET/CT work
Ideal Candidate
Academic medical center or acute-care hospital background, with inpatient and outpatient and adult and pediatric experience
Comfortable with PET/CT, including specialty exams
A flexible, adaptable teammate and clear communicator who can work varied start times
Benefits
Why You'll Love It Here
Full benefits package
Possible relocation assistance for the right candidate
Breadth across diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine and PET/CT
