Nuclear Medicine Technologist

At I-MED we believe in working as a team and delivering high quality healthcare, to every patient, every time.

I-MED is pleased to be offering an exciting new full-time, permanent opportunity (part time will be considered) for an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist. We are looking for additional staff members due to our ongoing growth and new graduates are also encouraged to apply.

Reporting to the Area Nuclear Coordinator, you will be based in the Southern Melbourne Region predominately at our soon to be completed start of the art NM / PET department in Frankston. This role is Monday to Friday, working 7.6-hour shifts between 7am to 5pm, with no on call requirements.

You will be responsible for performing all aspects of Nuclear Medicine and PET including radiopharmaceutical preparation and Quality Control procedures to the highest standard.

As a highly skilled Nuclear Medicine Technologist you will manage patients and operate specialised imaging equipment in accordance with professional standards. The ideal candidate will be a motivated and energetic person who is willing to learn in busy private practice and hospital settings.

What's on offer for candidates:

Join us and receive a $10,000 sign-on bonus, plus an additional $5,000 retention bonus after two years of service. 

Working for I-MED offers you:

• Commitment to your continuous professional development (CPD) and career advancement
• The shared collective knowledge and support of the Australia wide I-MED radiology network
• Latest imaging equipment and continued investment in new technology
• Competitive remuneration package with flexible work options
• Commitment to your health and well-being, including access to employee assistance program
• A range of employee benefits, such as paid parental leave and discounted Health Insurance
• An innovative, respectful and welcoming clinic environment united in the pursuit of excellence

Key accountabilities include:

• Performing all aspects of Nuclear Medicine including radio-pharmaceutical preparation and Quality Control procedures to the highest standard
• Consistently delivering high levels of patient care and service
• Developing and maintaining strong working relationships with patients, referrers, staff and managers
• Promoting and maintaining the highest quality and safety standards

Key selection criteria:

• Demonstrated ability to perform high quality Nuclear Medicine examinations independently
• Ability to work collaboratively with a diverse range of health professionals and corporate staff
• Tertiary qualification in Nuclear Medicine
• Applicants must be AHPRA Registered
• Diagnostic CT accreditation would be an advantage but not required.

How do you apply?

If this sounds like you, please click the apply link and ensure you attach an up-to-date resume and confirm your preferred work type as either full time or part time.

Due to training requirements and on the job support, and to ensure you have enough contact time to master your role, we prefer that you have no planned extended leave for the first 3 months in the role.

To apply you must have unlimited, full permanent working rights in Australia.

If you're looking for the next step in your career and are passionate about the delivery of excellence in medical imaging services to patients, referrers and the community, we encourage you to apply today.

Discover new opportunities and join us on the journey to become the most respected and trusted medical imaging specialists in the world