Nuclear Medicine Technician
About the job
- High school graduation or equivalent is required.
- Graduation from an accredited School of Nuclear Medicine Technology is required.
- Prior experience is preferred, not required.
- Bilingual English and Spanish ability is preferred.
- Current Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board certification or ARRT certification is required.
- A current BCLS-C Card is required.
- A current CRT through CDPH is required.
- A current Fluoroscopy Permit is required.
- Current Certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist certification through CDPH is required.
- Prepare, calibrate, log, and administer radioactive isotopes to patients undergoing nuclear medicine procedures.
- Operate Gamma Camera imaging equipment, computers, and other isotope-sensitive equipment to produce visual representations or measurements of isotope concentrations in specific body areas or organs.
- Provide care and service to patients from pediatric through geriatric ages, including critically ill and rehabilitating patients, in a manner appropriate to each individual’s functional and developmental age.
- Complete necessary training before initially using equipment.
- Ensure equipment is operating properly before use.
- Use Gamma Cameras, isotope calibrators, a well counter, radiation survey meters, a nuclear computer system, portable lead storage modules, EKG monitors, and coronary defibrillators according to manufacturer operating instructions.
- Apply patient safety measures.
- Prepare and administer radioactive isotopes.
- Perform monitoring, calibration, and wipe tests.
- Assist the physician with spinal taps.
- Assist the physician with radioactive iodine therapy.
- Participate in fulfilling the medical center’s mission and core values, and support its strategic plan and Performance Improvement Plan goals and direction.
- An associate degree is preferred.
- Prior experience is preferred.
- Bilingual English and Spanish ability is preferred.
About the company
AHMC Healthcare operates a network of acute-care hospitals in California. It earns revenue by providing inpatient, outpatient, and emergency services across its facilities, which are equipped with diagnostic tools like MRI and CT. The organization grows by acquiring existing hospitals and integrating them into a regional network under strong local leadership, and it has been part of ApolloMed since 2018. Its goal is to expand access to comprehensive hospital care across California, serving Medicare and Medicaid patients through a large, efficiently run hospital network.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Illinois
Founded
2004
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- AHMC still lists eight California locations, including Seton, on its September 2026 website.
- Medicare and Medi-Cal contracts remain active across multiple hospitals and plans.
- ApolloMed continues providing hospitalist services at AHMC facilities, reinforcing referral flow.
What critics are saying
- California sued AHMC in 2024 for closing Seton Coastside services and breaking conditions.
- NLRB cases in February 2026 target AHMC Seton and Anaheim labor practices.
- Seton Coastside reopening demands can trigger state intervention and break AHMC's Bay Area foothold.
What makes AMHC Healthcare unique
- Jonathan Wu built AHMC from local hospitals into a six-facility California network.
- AHMC serves multilingual San Gabriel Valley and Bay Area communities with community hospital positioning.
- Its portfolio spans acute care, emergency, imaging, and skilled-nursing continuity.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours