PET technologists
BC Cancer is hiring nuclear medicine / positron emission tomography (PET) technologists across British Columbia. You can grow your career in oncology at one of our three regional cancer centres that offer the PET Molecular Imaging Therapy program: Kelowna, Victoria or Vancouver.
PET technologists play an important role in our interdisciplinary teams. You will help provide cancer care to patients across the province.
At BC Cancer, you will work closely with:
- Physicians
- Medical physicists
- Nurses
- Radiation therapists
- Administrative staff
Your work may include clinical imaging, research imaging, and delivering advanced therapies for cancer patients.
You will use leading-edge technology to support early cancer diagnosis and treatment planning. Our Molecular Imaging Therapy program:
- Advances research to develop new radiotracers
- Works with a growing network of programs across Canada and around the world
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BC Cancer is expanding. We plan to open two new regional cancer centres in the coming years, creating more job opportunities across the province.
You will also work as part of a provincial team. Colleagues across BC can support you with mentoring, training and consultation.
We support your growth with:
- Ongoing training and education
- Access to a Growth and Development Fund for professional development
PET technologists provide direct patient care as part of an interdisciplinary team at our centres in Vancouver, Victoria and Kelowna.
BC’s 10-year Cancer Action Plan includes expanding PET/CT imaging and radiopharmaceutical production, and growing a Theranostics program. Work on these projects is already underway.
We offer moving reimbursements for eligible candidates relocating to British Columbia.
- 1 GE 6-ring MI PET/CT scanner
- 1 Integro auto-injector
- Clinical FDG and PSMA imaging, plus some research scans
- Expanded hot lab for Ga-68 radiolabeling
1 GE 6-ring MI PET/CT scanner
1 Integro auto-injector
Clinical FDG and PSMA imaging, plus some research scans
Expanded hot lab for Ga-68 radiolabeling
- 1 GE 5-ring MI PET/CT scanner
- 1 Siemens Biograph Vision Quadra PET/CT scanner
- 2 Integro auto-injectors
- Fully licensed PET cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical lab with 3 clean rooms
- Separate micro-PET research facility
- Clinical FDG, PSMA, Dotate imaging, plus research scans
The Vancouver program is recognized as Canada's first Comprehensive Therapy Centre of Excellence by the Society of Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging.
“Working as a PET technologist at BC Cancer is incredibly fulfilling. Every day, we use advanced imaging to guide critical treatment decisions, and knowing that we're directly impacting patient care is deeply rewarding."
– Alisa Lattanzio, PET technologist, BC Cancer – Kelowna
