The primary responsibilities of Nuclear Medicine Technologists include preparing and administering radioactive materials to patients, operating imaging equipment, capturing images of the body's internal structures and collaborating with radiologists and other medical professionals to interpret results. They ensure patient safety by following strict radiation safety guidelines and maintaining accurate records of procedures performed.

Nuclear Medicine Technologists are vital members of the healthcare industry, contributing to improving patient outcomes through their pivotal role in diagnosing and treating diseases. They have the opportunity to work in diverse settings such as hospitals, clinics, research facilities, and imaging centers. The demand for nuclear medicine technologists remains strong due to the healthcare industry's reliance on advanced imaging techniques.