As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 70 nuclear medicine technologist jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $43.76 an hour (from 29 postings). The most active employers are WELL Health Diagnostic Centres, HealthCareersInSask.ca and Fraser Health Authority. Skills often requested: nuclear medicine, work independently, communication skills and radiopharmaceuticals.
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Prosperity Workforce Solutions needs candidates with CAMRT and ACMDTT registration, BLS certification, and the ability to communicate clearly, work independently and as a team, and float between Edmonton-area clinics. New graduates close to completing a Nuclear Medicine Technology diploma are welcome.
Candidates need a diploma from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program and active or eligible registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists. Enhanced Practice or CTIC credentials are required, and PET/CT experience is preferred.
5+ YOEAlberta Health Services requires a diploma from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program and active or eligible ACMDTT registration. Candidates also need MRI and nuclear medicine/PET experience, PET/CT and SPECT/CT advanced practice authorization, and prior healthcare leadership or supervisory experience.
Alberta Health Services needs candidates with a diploma from an accredited Nuclear Medicine Technology program and active or eligible registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists. Strong communication skills and teamwork in a fast-paced setting are also required.
gamma camera, ECG monitor, cardiac stress equipment, Connect Care
Insight Medical Imaging: Everyone deserves empathic healthcare that provides clear answers.
Candidates need a CAMRT/ACMDTT designation in good standing, Transportation of Dangerous Goods certification and current CPR. They also need full knowledge of nuclear medicine procedures and the images radiologists require.
gamma camera, hot lab equipment, IV set, ECG leads, exam storage and retrieval systems
Insight Medical Imaging: Everyone deserves empathic healthcare that provides clear answers.
Candidates need CAMRT/ACMDTT designation in good standing, Transportation of Dangerous Goods certification and current CPR certification. They also need thorough knowledge of diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures and clinical competency in the field.
Gamma camera, Hot lab equipment, Exam storage and retrieval systems
University Health Network: University Health Network (UHN) is Canada's largest research hospital, which includes Toronto General and Toronto Western Hospitals, Princess…
Candidates need CMRITO registration, a BCLS Level II certification and strong communication and critical thinking skills. CAMRT certification and hospital technologist experience are assets.
Nuclear medicine, CPR, Research, Presentation skills, Quality assurance, Patient care
Candidates need a current CMRTO registration, knowledge of general nuclear medicine procedures, and CPR and First Aid certification. Strong communication, organization and English skills, plus the ability to work varying shifts independently and in a team, are required.
nuclear medicine imaging equipment, quality control equipment
Candidates need a current CMRTO registration, knowledge of general nuclear medicine procedures, and CPR and First Aid certification. Strong communication, organization and English skills, plus the ability to work varying shifts independently and in a team, are required.
nuclear medicine imaging equipment, quality control equipment
Candidates need a valid CMRTO registration, proficiency in general nuclear medicine procedures and current CPR and First Aid certification. Strong communication in English, flexibility to work varying shifts and the ability to work both independently and in a team are also required.
MIC Medical Imaging: Saskatchewan, Grey Nuns, Mazankowski Heart Institute, Royal Alexandra, Stollery Children’s, Strathcona Community, Sturgeon General, Leduc Community…
Candidates need active or temporary CAMRT and ACMDTT licences, current BLS certification (MIC supports maintaining it), and clear communication, good judgment and attention to detail. The posting asks for the ability to work both independently and within a team.
SPECT/CT, PET/CT, nuclear medicine imaging equipment
Candidates need a Nuclear Medicine Technology diploma, registration with the College of Medical Radiation and Imaging Professionals of Saskatchewan, and CAMRT certification. The posting also asks for interpersonal, organizational, communication and analytical skills, intermediate computer skills, and the ability to work independently.
Northern Health needs candidates with a CAMRT-recognized Nuclear Medicine Technology program and current CAMRT certification. They also need strong communication, teamwork, and computer skills, including EMR and RIS systems.
nuclear medicine imaging equipment, RIS, EMR, detection devices
Candidates need graduation from a Nuclear Medicine Technology program and active registration with the Alberta College of Medical Diagnostic and Therapeutic Technologists. Prior clinical or hospital experience, critical thinking and attention to detail are required; SPECT/CT, PET and IV contrast experience are assets.
Nuclear medicine, Critical thinking, Attention to detail
Candidates need to be graduates of a recognized Nuclear Medicine program with current CMRTO registration and CAMRT membership. Current BCLS and personal dosimetry monitoring are required, and recent healthcare nuclear medicine experience is preferred.
1+ YOECandidates need CAMRT certification as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (RTNM) and a nuclear medicine technology diploma. They also need recent nuclear medicine experience in an acute hospital and proficiency in all radioisotope procedures.
Computerized imaging systems, Digital imaging software
1+ YOECandidates need CAMRT certification as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist (RTNM), graduation from an approved nuclear medicine technology diploma program, and one year of recent nuclear medicine experience in an acute hospital. Experience with all diagnostic and therapeutic radioisotope procedures is required, along with strong teamwork and communication skills.
Computerized imaging systems, Digital imaging software, CT equipment
Candidates need a nuclear medicine technology diploma or degree, registration with CMRITO, and Basic Cardiac Life Support training. Strong knowledge of radiation safety, patient communication and independent teamwork is also required.
SPECT/CT camera, nuclear medicine imaging equipment
Canada Diagnostic Centres: Canada Diagnostic Centres (CDC) is a multi-modality diagnostic imaging provider committed to delivering Exceptional Patient Care in the medical…
Candidates need active or eligible CAMRT and ACMDTT registration as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. Clinical nuclear medicine experience and an interest in bone mineral density are preferred, along with a compassionate, adaptable approach to patient care.
Candidates need CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine and a current Basic Life Support CPR certification. They also need working knowledge of PACS, radiation safety rules, and strong communication and computer skills.
Nuclear medicine cameras, PACS, Radiology Information System, Counting equipment, Radio pharmacy information systems
Candidates need CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine and current CPR (Basic Life Support) certification. Working knowledge of PACS and Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission regulations is required.
PACS, Radiology Information System, nuclear medicine camera, counting equipment, radiation detection devices
Candidates need CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine and BCLS-level CPR certification. Working knowledge of PACS and safe handling of nuclear medicine equipment and radioactive materials is also required.
PACS, nuclear medicine cameras, counting equipment, radio pharmacy information systems, patient information systems
Candidates need CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine and current CPR (Basic Life Support) certification. Working knowledge of PACS and radiology information systems, and knowledge of Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission regulations, are also required.
PACS, nuclear medicine camera, counting equipment, radiology information system
Candidates need CAMRT certification in Nuclear Medicine, current BCLS CPR certification, and a valid BC driver's licence with a personal vehicle for travel. Working knowledge of PACS and radiation safety regulations is required.
PACS, radiology information system, counting equipment
How much does a nuclear medicine technologist make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $43.76 an hour, across 29 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $43.50 and the top quarter over $45.20.
Who is hiring nuclear medicine technologists?
WELL Health Diagnostic Centres (16), HealthCareersInSask.ca (13), Fraser Health Authority (12), Interior Health Authority (6) and Vancouver Coastal Health (5).
What skills do nuclear medicine technologist jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention nuclear medicine, work independently, communication skills, radiopharmaceuticals, cpr, interpersonal skills, computer skills and patient care.