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Nuclear Medicine Technologist

St. Luke Community Healthcare

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Compensation
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Location
Ronan, MT
Schedule
Full-time
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

ARRT RegistrationMontana Radiology License

Job overview

St. Luke Community Healthcare is seeking a full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist for its Radiology team. The technologist prepares and administers radiopharmaceuticals, performs diagnostic imaging, and follows safe radiation practices. The role requires graduation from an accredited Radiologic Sciences program, ARRT registration, a State of Montana Radiology License, and at least one year of Nuclear Medicine experience or training.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Radiopharmaceutical AdministrationDiagnostic ImagingRadiation SafetyGamma Camera OperationRadiation Dosage CalculationImaging Study ProcessingEquipment MaintenanceCommunicationMedical TerminologyPatient Interaction

Qualifications

Accredited Radiologic Sciences Program GraduateARRT RegistrationMontana Radiology License1+ Year Nuclear Medicine Experience or Training

Full job description

St. Luke Community Healthcare is seeking a full-time Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our Radiology team. In this role, you'll prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals, perform high-quality diagnostic imaging, and ensure safe, accurate radiation practices. We're looking for someone who is detail-oriented, patient-focused, and comfortable working closely with physicians, medical staff, and other hospital departments. Daily duties include operating gamma cameras, calculating and documenting radiation dosages, processing imaging studies, maintaining equipment, and supporting a positive, team-oriented environment. This position requires a graduate of an accredited Radiologic Sciences program, ARRT registration, a State of Montana Radiology License, and at least one year of experience or training in Nuclear Medicine. Strong communication skills, familiarity with medical terminology, and the ability to interact well with patients and staff are essential. To apply: https://stlukehealthcare.org/nuclear-medicine-technologist/

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