Nuclear Medicine Technologist - FT Days Mon-Fri

Position Overview

Schedule: Five 8-hour shifts weekly
Shift Hours: Days

What Guthrie Offers You

• Sign-On Bonus Up to $50,000 for full time Technologists
• Medical & Dental Coverage starting the first day of hire
• Generous PTO with accrual beginning on Day 1
• Relocation Assistance up to $9,000
• Shift Differentials for evenings, nights and weekends
• Pension Plan and optional 403(b) Retirement Plan
• Predictable Scheduling
• A Supportive, Inclusive Team Culture
• Free On-Site Parking
• Referral bonus up to $20,000 for the Guthrie caregiver who referred you to us

A Workplace Recognized Nationwide

Guthrie's commitment to its caregivers has earned national recognition. In 2025, we were named one of the best places to work in healthcare by Modern Healthcare, Becker’s Healthcare, Newsweek, and Forbes.

Position Summary

The nuclear medicine technologist uses radioactive materials in specialized studies of body organs and/or laboratory analysis to assist the physician in the diagnosis of disease and injury.

Education, License & Cert

High school graduate and graduation from an American Medical Association approved program. Must be registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist meeting the requirements of ARRT and NYS.

Experience

Graduate of approved AMA program

Essential Functions

• Dose management and administration
• Diagnostic Imaging and processing
• Daily equipment quality control
• Radiation safety/compliance
• Assist physician in preparation and administration of radiopharmaceutical therapy

Other Duties

• Explain procedures to patients, medical personnel and others so as to ensure cooperation in scheduling and performance of procedures
• Procure and maintain inventory of radiopharmaceuticals and other items needed to ensure operation of department
• Able to work alone (on call) and get job done in an efficient manner
• Able to be in the department within 30 minutes after being called for a procedure
• Maintain other records with the RSO as required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and other regulatory agencies
• Track patients and studies utilizing Epic Radiant RIS