Join a rapidly growing nuclear cardiology organization where you’ll have autonomy, variety, and the opportunity to build real relationships with patients and physician offices. This is an excellent fit for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist who wants strong earning potential without routine nights, weekends, holidays, or call. Benefits and Compensation • 100% employer-paid employee-only health insurance after 90 days • 120 hours PTO annually • 6 paid holidays • No routine evenings, weekends, holidays, or on-call • Up to $500 annually for continuing education and license renewals • Performance bonus potential • Up to $5,000 relocation assistance for qualified candidates • Significant advancement opportunities as the organization expands Requirements & Qualifications • Graduate of an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program • Current NMTCB or ARRT(N) certification • Florida Nuclear Medicine Technologist license or ability to obtain prior to performing duties • Current BLS certification • Ability to travel between assigned physician offices • Comfortable working independently after training Must Haves • Create a reassuring, conversational experience for patients who may be anxious about testing • Adapt quickly to different physicians, office teams, workflows, and daily patient volumes • Perform cardiac SPECT myocardial perfusion imaging and troubleshoot image-quality concerns • Handle venipuncture, radiopharmaceutical administration, radiation safety, and patient documentation • Take ownership of equipment readiness, supplies, patient flow, and day-to-day issues without constant supervision • Represent the organization professionally while working within client physician practices Preferred Background & Skills • Cardiac SPECT or nuclear cardiology experience • Physician-office or outpatient imaging experience • Experience with Philips, Siemens C-Cam, GE, or comparable nuclear imaging systems • Familiarity with 4DM, Oasis, DICOM, and PACS • Strong venipuncture and direct patient-care skills JOB ID: 181174 #post Samantha McDermott