Travel Radiology Nuclear Medicine Tech

Overview

Take the next step in a dynamic radiology career as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist traveling to facilities across Georgia and the U.S. This assignment blends professional challenge with the opportunity to explore a region famed for its southern hospitality, outdoor recreation, and thriving communities. Imagine guiding clinicians with high‑quality images, optimizing protocols, and collaborating with teams that value your precision, empathy, and drive.

• Plan, prepare, and optimize nuclear medicine imaging procedures—including radiopharmaceutical preparation, SPECT and PET acquisition, and high‑resolution image capture.
• Ensure meticulous quality control, radiation safety, and compliance with certification standards.
• Collaborate with radiologists, oncologists, and interdisciplinary teams to tailor imaging strategies, interpret preliminary findings, and contribute to protocol development and performance improvement initiatives.
• Gain exposure to cutting‑edge tracers, new scanner technologies, and multi‑site workflows while maintaining your certification standards and pursuing CE learning.

Competitive weekly pay ranging from $2,363 to $2,522, with guaranteed 40 hours per week. Base pay may be eligible for a signing bonus, housing assistance or stipends, and the potential for contract extensions that align with departmental needs. Comprehensive support from a dedicated travel team, including 24/7 assistance, orientation at each site, onboarding support, and access to clinical leads for complex case troubleshooting.

02/23/2026. A weeks‑long assignment that aligns with your expertise and career goals. Travel to multiple U.S. locations throughout the assignment, expanding your clinical exposure across diverse imaging equipment, patient populations, and hospital cultures.

TLC Healthforce is an Equal Opportunity Employer.