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Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Huntsville, AL, USA|Remote, Onsite

Job Overview

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Compensation

Salary
Range $100,000.00 - $130,390.00
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Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Retirement Plan
Paid Time Off
Shift Differentials
Certification bonuses

Job Description

This opportunity is offered by a reputable acute care hospital located in northern Georgia, known for its commitment to clinical excellence and patient-first approach. With over 300 beds, this healthcare organization is recognized for advanced imaging technologies and compassionate care, establishing a strong brand trust within the community. The hospital holds prestigious designations such as the Blue Distinction Center for Knee and Hip Replacement and Maternity Care. It frequently celebrates its staff through national and local recognition programs, which fosters a supportive and motivating workplace environment aimed at advancing professional practice and employee wellbeing.

The role of Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist is pivotal within the Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging service line of this forward-leaning hospital. This position places the technologist at the forefront of advanced imaging, specializing as a Nuclear Cardiology Technologist or PET Technologist. In this capacity, the technologist engages with complex cardiac and oncologic cases using AI-assisted diagnostics, PET/CT, SPECT imaging, and cardiology workflows. The role is designed to integrate cutting-edge technology with expert clinical practice, enabling the technologist to contribute meaningfully to patient outcomes while enjoying career growth through mentorship and clinical ladders.

Reporting to the Imaging Services Manager and collaborating closely with the Radiology Director and Cardiology leadership, the Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist operates within a multidisciplinary team. This team includes nurses, pharmacists, physicists, radiologists, and cardiologists who work together to ensure high standards of imaging and patient safety. Responsibilities include performing PET/CT and SPECT exams, implementing cardiac stress protocols, managing radiopharmaceuticals, and maintaining rigorous quality control and dose calibration. The position emphasizes adherence to ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) standards to minimize radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic accuracy and safety.

The hospital's modernized imaging environment offers clear protocols, decision-support tools, and robust support from experienced preceptors, ensuring that every technologist can perform their duties safely and effectively. Continuous education and professional development opportunities support a culture of lifelong learning and expertise enhancement. This fosters a highly satisfying work experience anchored in safety, accuracy, and compassionate bedside care.

Northern Georgia itself stands out as an exceptional place to live and work, offering four-season outdoor activities across the Appalachian foothills, lakes, and rivers, as well as vibrant cultural experiences including arts, concerts, and festivals. The region boasts a thriving craft food scene, strong public and private schools, universities, and expanding economic opportunities. With reasonable living costs, diverse housing options from historic areas to new developments, and commuter-friendly infrastructure including access to major highways, regional transit, and an international airport, northern Georgia provides an excellent balance for professionals seeking a well-rounded lifestyle. Abundant parks, greenways, bike paths, and inclusive community-focused neighborhoods support wellness and recreation, further enhancing quality of life.

Competitive compensation is offered, including shift differentials and certification bonuses. A comprehensive suite of health, retirement, and wellbeing benefits is provided, highlighting the hospital’s commitment to the sustained success and health of its employees. For Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologists eager to grow their careers and impact patient lives from day one, this opportunity represents a powerful intersection of professional advancement, technological innovation, and meaningful service in a thriving community.

Job Requirements

  • associate degree or higher in nuclear medicine technology or related field
  • certification as a nuclear medicine technologist
  • licensure as required by state
  • minimum of 1 year experience in nuclear medicine imaging
  • ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team
  • strong attention to detail and safety protocols
  • capability to manage complex cardiac and oncologic cases

Job Qualifications

  • certification as a nuclear medicine technologist
  • experience in pet and spect imaging
  • knowledge of cardiac stress testing protocols
  • ability to handle radiopharmaceuticals safely
  • proficiency with alara radiation safety guidelines
  • strong teamwork and communication skills
  • commitment to patient care and safety

Job Duties

  • perform pet/ct and spect exams
  • implement cardiac stress protocols
  • handle and manage radiopharmaceuticals
  • maintain alara standards to minimize radiation exposure
  • conduct hot-lab quality control and dose calibration
  • ensure accreditation readiness
  • collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including nurses, pharmacists, physicists, radiologists, and cardiologists

Job Criteria

Experience

No experience required


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