Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist Job

September 10, 2026

Overview Nuclear Medicine Technologist, Nuclear Medicine specialty, Boston, Massachusetts. Start date 09/28/2026 for 13 weeks. Weekly pay range $2,865-$2,922. Guaranteed hours: 40 per week. Shift: 8 hours, daytime, Monday–Friday. Travel assignment in a hospital setting. Key Highlights <ul><li> Weekly pay: $2,865-$2,922 per week</li><li> Guaranteed hours: 40 per week</li><li> Contract duration: 13 weeks</li><li> Shift: 8-hour daytime shifts, Monday–Friday</li><li> Start date: 09/28/2026</li><li> Local rate option available for candidates residing within 50 miles </li></ul>Responsibilities <ul><li> Perform molecular/nuclear imaging procedures (SPECT/CT, PET, and related modalities) following established protocols and quality standards</li><li> Prepare radiopharmaceuticals, perform patient preparation, and ensure proper dose administration with strict adherence to safety and ALARA principles</li><li> Operate imaging equipment, acquire and process images, and collaborate with interpreting clinicians to optimize image quality</li><li> Verify patient identity, explain procedures, obtain consent when needed, monitor for adverse reactions, and provide patient comfort and education</li><li> Maintain documentation in applicable systems (NMIS/RIS/HIS) and participate in routine quality assurance and equipment calibration activities</li><li> Adhere to radiation safety, infection control, and regulatory requirements; communicate effectively with patients and team members </li></ul>Requirements <ul><li> Education: Bachelor of Science in a scientific field with a certificate in Nuclear Medicine Technology from an accredited program, or an associate degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology from an accredited program plus 2 years of experience by date of hire</li><li> Licenses/Certifications: Must be certified upon hire (or within the first year) and remain current in: NMTCB or ARRT(NM) registration; at least one additional certification: NMTCB(PET), NMTCB(NCT), ARRT(CT), or ARRT(MR). Current Massachusetts Radiologic Technologist License. Basic Life Support (BLS) or CPR</li><li> Experience: Experience in Molecular/Nuclear Imaging preferred (SPECT/CT/PET/MR/Optical fusion Imaging)</li><li> Skills: Knowledge of cross-sectional anatomy and medical terminology; familiarity with Nuclear Medicine Information System (NMIS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS), and Hospital Information Systems (HIS); strong communication and patient-interaction skills</li><li> Environment: Ability to work in a hospital setting with daytime, 8-hour shifts; ability to comply with safety and regulatory standards </li></ul>Benefits and Support <ul><li> Guaranteed hours: 40 per week</li><li> Contract duration: 13 weeks</li><li> Start date: 09/28/2026</li><li> Travel assignment with daytime, 8-hour shifts</li><li> Local rate option available for candidates residing within 50 miles</li><li> Assignment support provided by Healthforce Healthcare LLC </li></ul>Find more opportunities If you’d like to explore other openings, please visit Healthforce Healthcare LLC at note: Pay rates and guaranteed hours are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and confirmed hours will be discussed during the hiring process. About Healthforce Healthforce is a nationwide travel healthcare staffing agency connecting travel nurses and allied health professionals with high-quality contract assignments across the United States. We specialize in placing clinicians in travel nursing jobs, allied health travel assignments, and local contract opportunities in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and outpatient settings. Whether you are an experienced traveler or taking your first assignment, Healthforce provides the support and opportunities you need to succeed. Travel Nursing and Allied Health Opportunities Nationwide Healthforce partners with healthcare facilities across the country to offer a wide range of opportunities for nurses and allied professionals. <ul><li>Travel RN jobs in Med Surg, ICU, ER, LTC, and more</li><li>Allied health travel jobs including CT Tech, Rad Tech, PT, OT, Respiratory, and more</li><li>Local contract and per diem opportunities</li><li>Short-term and 13-week travel assignments </li></ul>Our goal is simple: match you with the right assignment, in the right location, at the right pay. What Makes Healthforce Different We know that travel healthcare professionals have options. That is why we focus on delivering a better experience at every step of the process. <ul><li>Competitive weekly pay packages with transparent breakdowns</li><li>Fast credentialing support to help you get submitted quickly</li><li>Dedicated recruiters who stay with you from submission to start</li><li>24/7 support while you are on assignment</li><li>Nationwide job access across multiple specialties and care settings </li></ul>We do not just place you in a job. We help you build a sustainable travel healthcare career. Built for Travel Nurses and Allied Professionals Healthforce is designed around the needs of today’s travel healthcare workforce. We make it easier for clinicians to move quickly, stay informed, and access strong opportunities across the country. <ul><li>Quick submissions to open jobs</li><li>Access to multiple job options at once</li><li>Flexible assignment locations</li><li>Ongoing support throughout your contract </li></ul>Whether you are searching for your next assignment or planning your first travel job, our team is here to help you move forward with confidence. Start Your Next Travel Assignment Healthforce is actively hiring travel nurses and allied healthcare professionals for assignments nationwide. Apply today to connect with a recruiter and explore current travel nursing and allied health job opportunities. Powered by JazzHR Sq9PtXn2fU

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