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$2,965 – $3,056/wk
North Dakota imaging tech contractsmedian $2,930/wk
$2,100/wkFloor 1% above the North Dakota median floor$3,900/wk
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Licensure
✓Recommended qualifications include experience in nuclear medicine technology, proficiency with radiopharmaceuticals, and certification and licensure as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist
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Travel Nuclear Med Tech jobs in Minot, ND let you perform nuclear medicine studies, prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, and conduct quality control testing on imaging equipment. You work under the direction of a radiologist, following established policies and procedures to ensure patient safety and accurate results. Recommended qualifications include experience in nuclear medicine technology, proficiency with radiopharmaceuticals, and certification and licensure as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist.

Minot, ND is known for its friendly community, vibrant arts scene, and outdoor recreation, including the Scandinavian Heritage Park and Roosevelt Park Zoo. AMN Healthcare offers excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters, clinical support, and the AMN Passport app for 24/7 assistance. Apply now to join this Travel Nuclear Med Tech assignment in Minot, ND.

About the role

Travel Nuclear Med Tech jobs in Minot, ND let you perform nuclear medicine studies, prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, and conduct quality control testing on imaging equipment. You work under the direction of a radiologist, following established policies and procedures to ensure patient safety and accurate results.