Nucl med tech (13398)

About the role

Perform nuclear medicine studies following state regulations and appropriate scanning protocols. Ensure patient safety through the application of radiation safe practices and provide exceptional patient experiences.

Job DetailsJob Location

Cullman
Regional
Medical
Center -
Cullman,
AL 35056Position
Type: Part Time - .4Job
Shift:
AnyJob
Category:
Health
CareJob
Summary: Utilize appropriate scanning protocols and document required information for each study. Follow state regulations when performing nuclear medicine studies. Ensure patient safety utilizing radiation safe practices. Exhibit productive team behavior (service to guests, physicians, and fellow team members). Demonstrate and encourage team behavior and exceptional patient/guest experiences. Uphold and promote patient safety and quality.
QualificationsEducation: Graduate from approved school of technology and registered (or registry eligible) with ARRT and/ or nuclear medicine board. Organizational and communication skills required.

Experience

Must have general public knowledge of diagnostic radiology principles and procedures as well as the operation and maintenance of nuclear medicine imaging based on individual cases using radiation safe practices.
Additional
Skills/Abilities: Must have good communication skills, some computer skills, be task-oriented, and organized.

Requirements

Must be a graduate from an approved school of technology and registered or registry eligible with ARRT and/or a nuclear medicine board. Requires knowledge of diagnostic radiology principles and the ability to operate and maintain nuclear medicine imaging equipment.

professional certificate
Organizational skills
Communication skills
Computer skills
Patient safety
Radiation safety
Task-oriented
Diagnostic radiology
Nuclear medicine
Scanning protocols

Posting details

Employment type: Other
Work arrangement: On Site
Experience: 0-2 yrs
Location: Cullman, Alabama
Posted: Aug 7, 2026
Closes: Aug 7, 2027
Application: Employer website

Alabama Nuclear Medicine Technologist Roles Require Specialized Credentials

In Alabama, demand for nuclear medicine technologists follows hospitals and diagnostic centers’ need for specialized imaging services, while the qualified candidate pool is shaped by approved education and ARRT or nuclear medicine board eligibility. Roles can be competitive because employers seek professionals who understand diagnostic radiology and can operate and maintain imaging equipment. Review the platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits from the original description to save research time, then confirm credential expectations before applying.