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Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Fort Pierce, FL
Full Time
NMFL5515
August 2, 2026

Job#NMFL5515 Nuclear Medicine Technologist

Sunshine awaits! We are seeking an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist to join our growing team. Our 300 bed medical center is rated one of the top medical centers in the region, and for a good reason. We treat our people right. This job is full time, Monday - Friday and offers excellent benefits and guaranteed hours, and a positive culture in which to thrive.

We are seeking someone with ARRT (N) or CNMT certification, and at least one year of acute care experience. The starting pay is up to $50/hr, plus a transition package to help you settle in to your new job.

Fort Pierce, often called the “Sunrise City,” is a coastal city on Florida’s Treasure Coast in St. Lucie County. It offers a relaxed, small-town feel with waterfront views, historic downtown areas, and access to both the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. The population is around 48,000.

Cost of Living & Housing

  • Overall Cost of Living: Slightly below or near the national average; generally more affordable than many other coastal Florida cities.
  • Median Home Value: Around $220,000–$260,000, depending on neighborhood and home type.
  • Rent:
    • 1-Bedroom Apartment: About $1,100–$1,200/month
    • 2-Bedroom Apartment: About $1,200–$1,400/month
  • Median Household Income: About $46,700, lower than the U.S. average.
  • Affordability: Homes are 20–25% cheaper than the national average, making the area more affordable compared to many Florida beach towns.

Pros

  • Affordable housing compared to other coastal cities.
  • Scenic natural beauty with beaches, rivers, and parks.
  • Historic downtown with theaters, galleries, and cultural events.
  • No state income tax.
  • Less crowded than larger Florida metro areas.

Cons

  • Crime rates vary by neighborhood; some areas are higher than average.
  • Risk of hurricanes and flooding due to coastal location.
  • Limited big-city amenities; for shopping or specialized jobs, you may need to travel.
  • Public transportation is limited; most people rely on cars.

Things to Do in Fort Pierce

  • Beaches & Parks: South Jetty Park, Pepper Park Beach, and Indian River Lagoon waterfronts.
  • Savannas Preserve State Park: Hiking, bird watching, and exploring marshlands.
  • Heathcote Botanical Gardens: Subtropical gardens with bonsai and reflection areas.
  • A. E. Backus Museum & Gallery: Showcasing local and Florida artists.
  • St. Lucie County Aquarium: Featuring marine ecosystems.
  • Navy SEAL Museum: Dedicated to the history of Navy SEALs.
  • Downtown Fort Pierce: Farmers’ markets, local restaurants, waterfront dining, and historic architecture.