Medical Radiation Technologist – Nuclear Medicine OpportunitiesSudbury, ONOur Nuclear Medicine department stands out for its size, state‑of‑the‑art equipment, and the strong sense of teamwork that defines our staff. We currently have six gamma cameras, a bone density machine, three hot labs and a dedicated PET department, and are fully equipped to serve patients locally and across all of Northern Ontario. The department is housed in a spacious, bright facility with large windows and beautiful rooms, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for both patients and staff.You can expect a dynamic and wide-ranging workload, with the opportunity to perform a wide range of procedures. Some examples are bone scans, WBC scans, thyroid uptake scans, ablation therapies, renal scans, V/Q scans, gastrointestinal studies, cardiac studies, and bone density tests. We also perform oncology PET scans, giving you exposure to different technologies and patient care.In 2026, we will replace two older gamma cameras with aStarGuide cameraand a second870 CZT systemto further advance our technology and improve diagnostic precision.As of January 2026, expansion of “As of Right” legislation allows regulated health professionals moving to Ontario from another province to practice right away while awaiting registration with the regulatory body in Ontario. Visit the applicable Ontario Health Regulatory College to verify eligibility requirements.ResponsibilitiesPerform a wide range of nuclear medicine procedures including bone scans, WBC scans, thyroid uptake scans, ablation therapies, renal scans,



V/Q scans, gastrointestinal studies, cardiac studies, bone density tests, and oncology PET scans.Assist in the operation, maintenance, and calibration of gamma cameras, bone density machines, hot labs, and PET equipment.Prepare patients and samples for imaging studies, ensuring quality and safety protocols are followed.Collaborate with medical staff to discuss patient findings and contribute to diagnostic accuracy.Qualifications/SkillsMinimum of a three (3) year Advanced Diploma in Molecular Imaging from an accredited college.Current Certificate of Registration with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Technologists of Ontario (CMRITO). Candidates expected to obtain registration in the next few months and recent graduates are strongly encouraged to apply.Ministry of Labour “Worker Health and Safety Awareness in 4 Steps” training certificate is required.Additional qualifications may be required.Salary$36.84 – $50.24 per hour.Language RequirementsFrench Language Service (FLS) Designation: Bilingualism requirements will be posted in accordance with the FLS Designation Plan. If a position is designated bilingual and no bilingual candidates (both internal and external) meet the qualifications, unilingual candidates may be considered.BenefitsHealth Sciences North participates in the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP), ensuring a defined benefit pension plan for employees, with 55% funded by the employer and 45% by employees. All employees are eligible to join immediately upon hire.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Medical Radiation Therapist - Nuclear Medicine Opportunities - C$36.8 - C$50.2 An Hour (Winnipeg)
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