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AMN Healthcare · Yakima, WATravel

Computed Tomography Technologist - Positron Emission Tomography

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
Shift8h · Days
Experience2+ yrs
PostedOct 21
Pay for this position
$2,759 – $2,843/wk
New Washington Positron Emission Tomography contracts paying $2,750+/wk
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Full employer posting

PET CT Tech jobs in Yakima, WA let you work with adult oncology patients using advanced PET CT imaging technology to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning. You will perform whole-body, bone, brain, and prostate scans, handle radioisotopes and injections, and manage peripheral IV starts while maintaining safe imaging practices. Required qualifications include at least 2 years of PET CT experience, BLS certification, ARRT-N or NMTCB-PET credentials, and a Washington state license (must be in hand or applied for at least 6 weeks prior).

You’ll use EPIC EMR, Philips View PACS, and Siemens PET CT equipment. Yakima, WA offers beautiful landscapes, outdoor recreation, and a friendly small-city atmosphere. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app.

Apply now to join this Travel PET CT Tech assignment in Yakima, WA.

About the role

PET CT Tech jobs in Yakima, WA let you work with adult oncology patients using advanced PET CT imaging technology to assist in diagnosis and treatment planning. You will perform whole-body, bone, brain, and prostate scans, handle radioisotopes and injections, and manage peripheral IV starts while maintaining safe imaging practices.