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Nuclear Medicine Opportunities
Nuclear medicine uses radioactive tracers to diagnose and treat disease. Physicians interpret functional imaging to assess organ systems and disease processes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What responsibilities do nuclear medicine locums have?
They interpret nuclear imaging studies, manage radiopharmaceuticals, and support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
Do nuclear medicine locums perform PET and SPECT scans?
Yes — interpreting PET, SPECT, and other functional imaging is a core responsibility.
Are inpatient consults required?
Some roles involve consults, but many are imaging-only assignments.
Are locums involved in radiation safety protocols?
Yes — nuclear medicine physicians often oversee radiation safety and compliance processes.
What credentials are required?
Board certification in Nuclear Medicine or Radiology with nuclear training is typically required.
Why Choose Sendoc Locums?
- •Competitive daily rates above market average
- •Travel and housing arranged and paid for
- •Dedicated recruiter support throughout
- •Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyle
- •A+ rated malpractice coverage included
- •Opportunities in all 50 states