Nuclear Medicine Technologist
united theranosticsBaltimore (MD)
About the role
About Us:
We are a growing network of outpatient theranostic and molecular imaging clinics focused on advancing cancer care through precision imaging and radiopharmaceutical innovation. Our outpatient model is designed to improve access, enhance patient experience, and deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging that directly supports oncology treatment decisions. This is a chance to join a high-growth environment where your work has immediate impact on patient care, especially in prostate cancer imaging. Why This Role Outpatient schedule with strong work-life balance Patient-centered care in a focused clinical environment Commitment to excellence in oncology imaging and prostate cancer diagnostics Exposure to theranostics and advanced molecular imaging Join a physician-led, growing outpatient imaging network
What You’ll Do:
- Perform PET-CT and SPECT-CT imaging in an outpatient setting
- Conduct diagnostic CT scans (CT certification required)
- Provide hands-on patient care throughout imaging procedures
- Prepare, position, and educate patients on exams
- Operate and maintain PET/CT imaging equipment
- Follow radiation safety standards (ALARA)
- Document imaging studies accurately
- Collaborate with physicians on imaging workflows and interpretation support
- Participate in quality assurance and process improvement
- Gain exposure to theranostics and advanced oncology imaging
What We’re Looking For:
- Associate’s degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology or related field
- Certification through American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification BoardCT certification required for diagnostic CT3+ years of nuclear medicine, PET/CT, or hospital imaging experience
- Strong patient care and communication skills
- Detail-oriented, reliable, and team-focused
- Interest in theranostics or radiopharmaceutical therapy
ImpactYour work directly supports cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions in a setting designed for precision, speed, and patient-centered care.
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