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Nuclear medicine technologist, Kaihangarau rongoā karihi

Also known as

  • Nuclear radiographer, radioisotope technician, medical radiation technologist

Nuclear medicine technologists operate imaging equipment to help diagnose and treat diseases. They also prepare radioactive substances and administer these to patients.

Your pay could be

$65K

Lower

$87K to $135K

Most common

$153K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Career idea

Anaesthetic technician

Kaihangarau haurehu

Pay

$84K to $99K yearly

Training

3 years
Anaesthetic technicians get patients and equipment ready for an anaesthetic procedure, and assist anaesthetists before, during and after an operation.

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