Nuclear medicine technologist jobs in Montana

Too few open nuclear medicine technologist jobs in Montana post an hourly rate for a typical posted range yet. BLS measured a median of $48.31/hr ($100,490 a year) for nuclear medicine technologists in Montana (May 2025), against $48.74 nationally, 25th highest of 50 states and territories.

By open jobs on this board: Advantis Medical (1), ARMStaffing (1) and Bozeman Health (1). In all, 5 employers have nuclear medicine technologist jobs open in Montana.

5 nuclear medicine technologist jobs are open in Montana today at 5 employers on this board, about 100 for every 1,000 nuclear medicine technologists employed there (BLS counts 50, May 2025). Across the US, BLS projects employment of nuclear medicine technologists to grow 4.4% over 2025-2035.

1 of the open radiology and imaging tech jobs here says so in its own posting: Tech: Interventional Rad - Contract - Days - Missoula, MT at HealthTrust Workforce Solutions (...and understand English Why You Will Love Working for HealthTrust: + Weekly direct deposit pay options +...).

7 of the open radiology and imaging tech jobs here say so in their own posting: Ultrasound Technologist (101226.5) FULL TIME at Bitterroot Health ($15,000 sign-on bonus); Interventional Technologist $15,000 Sign On at Intermountain Health ($15,000 sign-on bonus); Cat Scan Technician at LifePoint Health ($10,000 sign-on bonus). Every such job in Montana.

1 of the open radiology and imaging tech jobs here says so in its own posting: CT Scan Technologist | Night Shift at Logan Health (...If you're looking for a career that offers professional growth, relocation assistance, and a lifestyle...).

2 of the open radiology and imaging tech jobs here say so in their own posting: Mammography Technologist | Kalispell | PRN Status at Logan Health (...for Full-Time) Training Opportunity: X-ray Technologists welcome — willing to train in Mammography...); Mammography Technologist | Logan Heath Mobile Coach | Hi-Line | PRN status at Logan Health (...for Full-Time) Training Opportunity: X-ray Technologists welcome — willing to train in Mammography...).

A nuclear medicine technology program (associate or bachelor's), then the NMTCB or ARRT exam. Certified nuclear medicine technologist (CNMT) (Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board) and ARRT certification in nuclear medicine technology (N) (American Registry of Radiologic Technologists). Where a license is state-issued, it comes from Montana's own board, unless a multistate compact covers it.

Montana issues no separate nuclear medicine credential, by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists' list of the states that regulate each modality (read 9 Nov 2026), so the employer sets what it asks for, often the ARRT or ARDMS credential its postings name. Its own rule for radiographers asks for the Radiologic Technologist license. Every state's rule.

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