You’ll need
Licensure
✓New York State Department of Health license to practice Nuclear Medicine
Certifications
✓BLS certification required
✓CNMT and/or ARRT Nuclear Medicine certification
✓NIH Stroke Certification required before start
Qualifications
✓Minimum 5 years of Nuclear Medicine Technologist experience
✓Complete an additional 8 hours of CEUs as part of facility orientation
Siemens gamma camera experience preferred
Benefits
Continuing education
New New York imaging contracts paying $85+/hr
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Full employer posting
Nuclear Medicine Technologist Supervisor Rome Health | Rome, NY | Travel Contract | 40 Hours/Week | Day Shift Seeking an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist Supervisor to perform nuclear medicine procedures and independently support imaging operations. Position Highlights: -
Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM.
- Four 10-hour shifts may also be available.
- No weekends, holidays, or on-call requirements.
- Orientation typically takes place on Thursdays, twice per month; schedule is subject to change.
- Equipment: Siemens and GE nuclear cameras.
- Systems: Allscripts and McKesson PACS.
- Unit operates two nuclear cameras.
Key Duties:
- Perform nuclear medicine procedures and operate imaging equipment.
- Ensure accurate imaging, patient positioning, and procedure documentation.
- Maintain equipment quality and follow radiation safety protocols.
- Work independently while supporting daily department operations.
- Use imaging and charting systems to maintain accurate patient records.
- Minimum 5 years of Nuclear Medicine Technologist experience.
- BLS certification required.
- CNMT and/or ARRT Nuclear Medicine certification.
- New York State Department of Health license to practice Nuclear Medicine.
- NIH Stroke Certification required before start.
- Siemens gamma camera experience preferred.
- Complete an additional 8 hours of CEUs as part of facility orientation.
About the role
Seeking an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist Supervisor to perform nuclear medicine procedures and independently support imaging operations.