Nuclear Medicine Technologist Jobs in Detroit, MI (243)
CT Technologist - Relocate to AZ - 13 week contract
Travel Allied-Radiology Technologist, X Ray Tech
Local Allied-Radiology Technologist, X Ray Tech
Travel Allied-Radiology Technologist, CT Scan Tech
Local Allied-Radiology Technologist, CT Scan Tech
CT Technologist Apprentice
CT Tech Apprentice
CT Tech Apprentice Canton Outpatient Center
Travel Radiologic Technologist
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Days
Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $1,566-1,716 per week
Local Contract CT Technologist - $77 per hour
Travel CT Technologist - $2,990 per week
Radiologic Technologist Afternoons FT
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Nights
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Evenings
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Nights
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Evenings
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Evenings
Radiologic Technologist Full Time Nights
Lead Radiologic Technologist Full Time Evenings
Radiologic Technologist SGH Full Time Days
Travel CT Radiologic Technologist - $2,502 per week
Travel CT Radiologic Technologist - $2,722 per week
Lead Pediatric Radiologic Technologist Full Time Evenings
Travel CT Radiologic Technologist - $2,438 per week
Travel Nuclear Medicine Technologist - $2,585 per week
Travel Radiation Therapist - $2,715 per week
Travel Radiology Technician - $2,140 per week
Mobile Radiology Technologist or Mobile Radiology Tech or Mobile Radiologic Technologist or Mobile Radiologic Tech in Michigan
Travel CT Technologist - $2,990 per week
Nuclear Medicine Technologist Lead
Nuclear Medicine Technologist PRN
Radiation Therapist
CT Technologist - Relocate to AZ - 13 week contract
Nuclear Medicine Technologist Salary in Detroit
Nuclear Medicine Technologists working in Detroit, MI make an average annual salary of $91K and a maximum annual salary of around $133K.
Job Description
Working as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Detroit, MI
There are 243 Nuclear Medicine Technologist opportunities available in Detroit, MI all with unique requirements.
Nuclear medicine technologists prepare, handle, administer and dispose of radioactive materials. They perform tests in nuclear medicine to diagnose and treat a variety of diseases. All nuclear medicine procedures and drugs produced by pharmaceutical companies must be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration before being administered to human beings for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Requirements include at least an associate degree from a program accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Nuclear Medicine Technology (JRCNMT). Nuclear medicine technologists must comply with federal regulation 21 CFR 1040 and follow guidelines set by a variety of professional organizations, including the Society of Nuclear Medicine and
Nuclear Medicine Technologist jobs near Detroit, MI
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