NMTCB Jobs

This part-time MRI Technologist role is based at the Alzheimer's Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, focusing on clinical and research imaging within a non-hospital outpatient setting. The position involves operating complex MRI and PET scanners to produce high-quality diagnostic images, managing patient safety and positioning, administering contrast dyes, and performing daily equipment quality checks. Key responsibilities include educating patients and families, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with radiologists to ensure efficient workflow. The role offers flexible scheduling with shifts primarily on Thursdays and Fridays, providing an opportunity to join a respected healthcare organization with access to internal career growth and a supportive team environment.

This PRN Nuclear Medicine Technologist role supports patient care at HCA Florida Osceola Hospital, a 404-bed tertiary care facility and teaching hospital. The position involves preparing and administering radioactive isotopes, operating Gamma Camera Imaging equipment, and documenting procedures under physician supervision for patients across all age groups. Key responsibilities include calibrating isotope-sensitive equipment and ensuring safety protocols are followed for critically ill to geriatric populations. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment within a recognized ethical organization that invests in employee growth through education assistance and comprehensive support programs. The position offers flexible PRN scheduling and is located in Kissimmee, providing access to a central community with diverse medical services.

This full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist role is based at HCA Florida Lawnwood Hospital, a 380-bed acute-care facility known for its advanced cardiac and trauma services. The position involves administering radioactive materials to perform imaging and function studies that assist physicians in diagnosing and treating diseases. Key responsibilities include preparing radioactive isotopes, operating nuclear medicine cameras, and educating patients on procedures and dosage calculations. The role appeals to candidates seeking professional growth within a fast-paced environment that prioritizes patient care with warmth and compassion. The hospital offers a supportive culture with extensive benefits, including education assistance and a comprehensive rewards package, while providing access to a vibrant community lifestyle.

This 13-week travel role places a Nuclear Medicine Technologist at a hospital in Modesto, California, with potential floating to Stockton for coverage. The position involves performing approximately 12 nuclear stress tests daily, managing radioactive materials, and utilizing Epic for charting. The role requires a valid California license, ARRT N certification, and prior experience with adult and geriatric patients. The opportunity offers a structured day shift schedule within a supportive healthcare environment, allowing professionals to gain diverse clinical experience across different facilities while working with a dedicated staffing team focused on matching qualified candidates with suitable assignments.

This Warehouse Operations Support role serves the N4 Supply Department of Naval Construction Group ONE in Port Hueneme, California. The position manages logistics for Camp Support and TOA gear across multiple active and reserve battalions. Key responsibilities include receiving, storing, and issuing equipment using barcode scanning systems, conducting monthly inventory audits of thousands of line items, performing causative research on discrepancies, and processing government property survey forms. The role appeals to candidates seeking to support military operations within a stable government environment. It offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, paid time off, and a 401(k) plan, while requiring a security clearance and physical ability to handle standard warehouse tasks.