Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Bronson Healthcare

. Perform nuclear medicine scans to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating medical disorders .

Posted 11/6/2026full-timeSouth Haven • Michigan • United StatesJuniorWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in performing nuclear medicine scans and CT scans, administering radioactive materials, and ensuring patient safety and compliance with regulatory standards. Proficient in operating imaging equipment and maintaining quality control while effectively communicating with medical professionals.

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Nuclear Medicine ScansCT ScansRadiopharmaceutical AdministrationARRT Nuclear Medicine CertificationBLS Certification

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Hard Skills

Radiopharmaceutical PreparationDose CalibrationQuality ControlPatient Vital Signs MonitoringRadioactive Material Spill Response

Soft Skills

Verbal CommunicationWritten CommunicationProblem SolvingHuman Relation SkillsAssertiveness

Tools & Technologies

Geiger CountersGamma CamerasCT ScannersDose Calibrators

Certifications & Qualifications

ARRT Nuclear Medicine RegistrationNMTCB RegistrationARRT CT CertificationBLS CertificationDOT Training

Industry Keywords

NRC RequirementsHazardous Materials Regulations10CFR Part 3010CFR71MDCHMDEQ

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform nuclear medicine scans to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating medical disorders
Prepare and administer radioactive materials under radiologist direction
Receive, prepare, and return radiopharmaceuticals according to policies and workflow protocols
Coordinate scheduling and ensure patient care and radiation safety, including pediatric and pregnancy screening
Calibrate and operate dose calibrators, Geiger counters, gamma cameras, CT scanners, and other imaging equipment
Perform daily, weekly, and monthly equipment quality control and report malfunctions or repair needs
Consult radiologists regarding orders and unusual situations
Maintain records and safely dispose of biohazardous and nuclear waste according to NRC requirements
Respond to major and minor radioactive material spills
Perform CT scans as ordered by physicians in consultation with radiologists
Monitor patient vital signs and pertinent data during examinations
Administer or assist with administration of contrast media
Work under the Bronson Imaging Medical Director and follow guidance from Medical Physics and Radiation Safety
Complete required radioactive-material hazmat training and follow Bronson Nuclear Radiation Safety Manual guidelines

Requirements

What you’ll need

Graduate from an accredited hospital-based program, college, or university recognized by ARRT or NMTCB
At least three months of clinical and on-the-job training
Registration from ARRT Nuclear Medicine or NMTCB within 6 months of hire
Registered ARRT (NM) or NMTCB must receive ARRT CT certification within 15 months of hire
Advanced certification in CT must be attempted at 12 months and completed no later than 15 months from employment
BLS required within two months of hire
Excellent human relation skills, verbal and written communication, problem solving, and assertiveness
Ability to sustain alertness and concentration during interactive, repetitive, detailed computer and CRT work
Ability to stand and walk considerably, lift objects weighing 20 pounds or less, and assist with lifting and moving patients
DOT training within 90 days of employment and every 3 years thereafter for hazmat employees
Compliance with 10CFR Part 30, 10CFR71, MDCH, MDEQ, and 49CFR Hazardous Materials Regulations