PET/CT Technologist | Midtown | Full-Time, Days

Join Austin Radiological Association (ARA Diagnostic Imaging), a Radiology Partners practice, and make a local impact in the Greater Austin, TX area. At ARA, we believe transforming radiology starts with investing in the people who deliver care every day. As part of Radiology Partners (RP), ARA combines a strong local presence across Austin with the support and resources of a leading national radiology organization—delivering exceptional outpatient imaging while offering healthcare professionals meaningful, sustainable careers.

About ARA Diagnostic Imaging & Radiology Partners, Inc.

Since 1954, Austin Radiological Association (ARA Diagnostic Imaging) has been a trusted leader in medical imaging across Central Texas, providing high-quality, patient-focused care through 18 state-of-the-art outpatient imaging centers and partnerships with 24 area hospitals throughout the Austin market. As a proud practice of Radiology Partners since 2019, ARA combines trusted local care with the strength of a national radiology organization, offering advanced diagnostic technology, access to hundreds of board-certified radiologists, enhanced AI capabilities, and a commitment to innovation, quality, and convenient community-based care. Together, RP and ARA are redefining how imaging supports patients, referring providers, and the clinicians who make care possible.

Why Join Us

• Competitive compensation and comprehensive total rewards
• True work-life balance in an outpatient setting—no on-call shifts or overnights
• Consistent RP standards with local leadership and support
• Opportunities for modality cross-training and professional growth
• A fun, team-first culture at ARA—collaborative, supportive, and grounded in safety and trust

Radiology Partners has been Certified Great Place to Work™ for five consecutive years, reflecting the experiences of team members across our practices nationwide.

Responsibilities

• Performs and maintains daily check-ups and quality control on CT scanners as required by credentialing organizations.
• Reviews requisitions to determine proper study; interviews patients for medical history; prepares patients for exams; administers oral and IV contrast; utilizes knowledge of Creatinine meter; explains benefits and risks of contrast to patient; positions patient appropriately; selects scan parameters and exposure factors; monitors patient while scanning; reviews images for quality and abnormalities; adheres to OSHA guidelines; adheres to guidelines regarding radiation protection and recordkeeping; completes documentation and file notations; performs QC and patient tests according to protocol; performs weekly Emergency Crash Cart QC; works cooperatively with radiologist.
• Performs IV insertion as needed following proper guidelines as established by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
• Records the patient’s history and any pertinent information regarding their examination.
• Verifies that all images, tech notes, and required documents have successfully transmitted to PACS in a timely and accurate manner.

Requirements

• Graduated from an accredited Nuclear Medicine program
• ARRT (N) or NMTCB (CNMT), CPR, and MRT required
• NMTCB (PET) and ARRT (CT) or NMTCB (CT) preferred
• NMTCB (PET) is required after twelve (12) months, and ARRT (CT) or NMTCB (CT) is required six months after the PET registry
• Three to five years of experience performing PET/CT exams is preferred

Benefits

• Health and wellness coverage options
• 401(k) with employer offerings
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Incentive and productivity programs (where eligible)
• Family planning and telehealth benefits

(All benefits subject to eligibility requirements.)

Pay

Final compensation is determined based on education, experience, certifications, and geographic factors.