PRN Nuclear Medicine/PET Technologist

Deliver diagnostic excellence—performing high-quality nuclear medicine procedures with precision, safety, and compassion while keeping patients at the center of every exam. At SimonMed, diagnostic quality starts with you. Our Nuclear Medicine Technologists play a vital role in delivering the advanced outpatient imaging our patients and providers rely on. From administering radiopharmaceuticals to producing accurate diagnostic images and ensuring patient safety, this role sits at the intersection of clinical expertise, advanced technology, and meaningful patient care. We are looking for a technologist who takes pride in producing diagnostically sound studies, thrives in a fast-paced environment, and brings professionalism and empathy to every patient interaction. If you value precision, accountability, and collaborative clinical care, this is where you belong.

Responsibilities

Perform high-quality nuclear medicine procedures in accordance with physician orders, including administering radiopharmaceuticals, conducting imaging studies, and producing clear diagnostic images; Evaluate images for technical quality, process and analyze data, and ensure imaging equipment is properly calibrated and functioning; Follow all radiation safety protocols, apply ALARA principles, and ensure compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations; Guide patients through each procedure, provide clear explanations, monitor their condition, and ensure their safety, comfort, and confidence; Manage documentation, maintain accurate patient records, monitor inventory of radiopharmaceuticals and supplies, and ensure materials are ready for daily operations; Work closely with radiologists, physicians, and clinical teams to support accurate diagnoses and optimal patient outcomes; Support student technologists during clinical rotations with hands-on training and reinforcement of best practices

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent required; Completion of an accredited Nuclear Medicine or Radiologic Technology program; Minimum 2 years of clinical nuclear medicine or radiology experience; Current certification: NMTCB, ARRT (N), or ASCP; State licensure as required; Current BLS / CPR certification; Strong knowledge of nuclear medicine procedures, imaging equipment, and safety protocols; Proficiency in image processing, quality control, and documentation standards; Excellent communication and patient care skills; Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently with minimal supervision; Commitment to patient safety, regulatory compliance, and continuous learning

Nice to have

Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology preferred

Benefits

Free, whole-body scans for each team member; Competitive compensation; Medical, dental, and vision insurance; 401(k) eligibility; Paid holidays; PTO and Sick Time; Opportunities for career growth and advancement