Nuclear Med Tech (NMT) in Gilford, NH

Take on a rewarding role as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in a dynamic imaging department. This contract opportunity is ideal for an experienced professional comfortable working independently in nuclear medicine. You'll become an integral part of a collaborative, low-volume environment where your skills and attention to detail ensure the highest standards in patient care and imaging quality.


Schedule/Hours:

• Monday to Thursday, 7:00 AM-4:30 PM (four 9-hour days, Friday off)
• No on-call requirements
• 36 hours per week

Key Qualifications:

• Proven experience as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist; confident working solo in all nuclear medicine procedures
• Competency in monthly QC, leak testing, and participation in quarterly RSO meetings
• Ability to perform 3-4 nuclear medicine stress tests and 1-2 general nuclear medicine studies per week
• Familiarity with Siemens E Gamma Camera and standard hot lab equipment
• Willingness to cross-train or support CT operations is highly preferred
• ARRT (N) or NMTCB certification and BLS certification required

Core Responsibilities:

• Independently operate nuclear medicine equipment and complete diagnostic studies with precision
• Perform all required quality control procedures, including monthly QC and leak tests
• Maintain compliance by attending and contributing to RSO meetings
• Ensure strict safety standards for patients and staff within the hot lab and imaging areas
• Collaborate with the imaging team and provide support or coverage as needed, especially in CT

Benefits:

• Enjoy a consistent daytime schedule with Fridays off
• Gain experience within a supportive, low-volume department focused on quality and patient safety
• Work with current technology and standardized equipment

If you are a dedicated Nuclear Medicine Technologist ready for an independent, impactful position and eager to broaden your imaging skills, we encourage you to submit your application today! Step into a role where your expertise is valued and you'll contribute meaningfully to patient care.