Cardiovascular Associates of America

Physician-first cardiovascular care partnerships with capital

Nuclear Medicine Technologist - Cardiac PET/CT

Diagnostics & Laboratory ProfessionalsConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeMesa, AZ, USANo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

An associate degree or higher in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
Active certification through ARRT(N) or CNMT.
Current Basic Life Support certification.
Ability to explain procedures clearly and help patients feel comfortable and informed.
Ability to apply radiation-safety principles during imaging procedures.
Ability to operate and adjust nuclear medicine and PET/CT equipment, optimize image quality, and position patients correctly.
Ability to prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals according to protocol and verify correct dosing.
Ability to monitor patients for unexpected reactions and respond appropriately.
Ability to acquire high-quality images, including repeat or additional views as directed by a physician.
Ability to accurately document procedures, doses, quality-control checks, and patient information.
Ability to follow regulatory and institutional requirements for radiation safety, waste handling, and equipment quality control.
Ability to support cardiac PET/CT program workflow, including quality-assurance tasks, room preparation, and scanner readiness.
Strong communication skills and a calm, patient-focused approach.

Responsibilities

Explain procedures clearly and help patients feel comfortable and informed throughout their visit.
Apply radiation-safety principles to protect patients, staff, and oneself during imaging.
Operate and adjust nuclear medicine and PET/CT equipment for each exam while ensuring image quality and proper patient positioning.
Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals according to protocol and verify correct dosing for each study.
Monitor patients for unexpected reactions and respond appropriately.
Acquire high-quality images, including repeat or additional views as needed based on physician guidance.
Document procedures, doses, quality-control checks, and patient information accurately.
Follow regulatory and institutional requirements for radiation safety, waste handling, and equipment quality control.
Support the daily workflow of the cardiac PET/CT program, including quality-assurance tasks, room preparation, and scanner readiness.

Desired Qualifications

At least 3 years of nuclear medicine experience, including PET or PET/CT.
Experience with cardiac-specific imaging such as rubidium or flurpiridaz imaging.

ABOUT: Cardiovascular Services of America (CVAUSA) is the largest private and independent cardiology network in the United States. Our inclusive and diverse network brings together top cardiovascular specialists and thought leaders who offer regional perspectives and a broad strategic vision for the future of patient care.

WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO:
Cardiovascular Associates of America aims to bring the best cardiovascular physicians in one network with the common mission of saving lives, reducing costs, and improving patient care through clinical innovation. Through CVAUSA’s physician-centered practice management model, physicians drive clinical care and their practice culture, while benefiting from the business expertise and shared resources available through CVAUSA for better patient outcomes.

Position Overview

We’re looking for a skilled Nuclear Medicine Technologist who wants to work at the forefront of advanced cardiac imaging. This role will be for the Mesa, AZ area at one of our established practice locations and the hours are for 4 days/10-hour shifts. This role offers the chance to work with state-of-the-art SPECT and PET/CT technology, support highly specialized cardiac studies, and contribute to a program focused on accuracy, safety, and exceptional patient care.

Key Responsibilities
• Provide clear explanations of procedures and help patients feel comfortable and informed throughout their visit.
• Apply all radiation-safety principles to protect patients, yourself, and staff during every step of the imaging process.
• Operate and adjust nuclear medicine and PET/CT equipment for each exam, ensuring optimal image quality and proper patient positioning.
• Prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals according to protocol; verify correct dosing for each study.
• Closely monitor patients for any unexpected reactions and respond appropriately.
• Acquire high-quality images, including repeat or additional views as needed based on physician guidance.
• Document procedures, doses, QC checks, and patient information with accuracy and attention to detail.
• Follow all regulatory and institutional requirements for radiation safety, waste handling, and equipment QC.
• Support daily workflow of the cardiac PET/CT program, including QA tasks, room prep, and scanner readiness.

Qualifications
• Associate degree or higher in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
• Active certification through ARRT(N) or CNMT.
• Ideally at least 3 years of nuclear medicine experience, including PET or PET/CT.
• Current BLS certification.
• Strong communication skills, a calm patient-focused approach, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced cardiac environment.

Why This Role Stands Out
• Work directly with an advanced cardiac PET/CT program.
• Consistent daytime schedule with predictable workflows.
• Opportunity to grow into cardiac-specific expertise, including rubidium or flurpiridaz imaging.
• Supportive leadership, strong clinical protocols, and an environment focused on quality and professional development.

About the Company

Cardiovascular Associates of America

Physician-first cardiovascular care partnerships with capital

Overview: CVAUSA provides capital, resources, and advisory support to cardiovascular practices so they can grow while keeping clinical autonomy. How it works: The company partners with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and practice staff, offering capital, operational guidance, and access to an internal network of experts. It also arranges revenue-enhancing opportunities with risk-bearing organizations to help practices expand. This support is delivered with a physician-first ethos that prioritizes partnership and alignment with the practice’s goals. Differences from competitors: CVAUSA emphasizes physician autonomy, a true partner-driven model, and an extensive internal network plus structured arrangements to boost revenue and growth, rather than a traditional capital-only or management-driven approach. Goal: Inspire transformative change by providing the best business models and administrative processes for cardiovascular physicians and their practices.

Company size: 51-200
Company stage: Not listed
Total funding: Not listed
Headquarters: Kissimmee, FL
Founded: 2021

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