Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary in Australia
The median Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary in Australia is $91,469 a year, or about $71,679 after tax.
Updated 27 September 2026
Take-home on the median Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary of $91,469 — after $17,961 income tax and $1,829 Medicare levy (2026–27 resident, no HECS, private hospital cover).
Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary by employer
Reported total pay for Nuclear Medicine Technologist roles by employer — medians include bonuses and other cash compensation, so they sit above base-salary figures.
| Company | Median total pay | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Government of South Australia★ 3.5 | $192,805 | $185,883 – $199,727 |
| SA Health★ 3.8 | $160,348 | $153,556 – $167,140 |
| University of Newcastle★ 3.8 | $148,417 | $142,055 – $154,780 |
| ACT Government★ 4.0 | $117,543 | $113,006 – $122,079 |
| Queensland Health★ 3.8 | $117,267 | $112,171 – $122,364 |
| Gorilla Jobs★ 3.8 | $108,680 | $94,848 – $108,680 |
| Sydney Local Health District★ 3.6 | $108,449 | $79,898 – $137,000 |
| Queensland Government★ 3.9 | $107,020 | $102,594 – $111,446 |
| St Vincent's Health Australia★ 3.8 | $106,216 | $85,514 – $126,917 |
| NSW Department of Health★ 3.3 | $105,500 | $92,400 – $140,000 |
| Epworth HealthCare★ 3.6 | $104,560 | $101,000 – $108,120 |
| South West Sydney Local Health District★ 3.0 | $101,448 | $97,713 – $105,163 |
| I-MED Radiology Network★ 2.8 | $90,896 | $65,860 – $184,045 |
| Western Health (Australia)★ 3.7 | $85,245 | $79,040 – $91,469 |
| The Royal Melbourne Hospital★ 3.9 | $84,287 | $80,973 – $87,602 |
| PRP Diagnostic Imaging★ 3.1 | $82,992 | $82,992 – $96,824 |
| Barwon Health★ 3.4 | $80,391 | $77,184 – $83,597 |
| Western Sydney Local Health District★ 3.2 | $70,890 | $68,446 – $73,334 |
| Spinecare Chiropractic Castle Plaza★ 3.6 | $50,659 | $36,960 – $74,280 |
| Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre★ 3.7 | $49,044 | $47,029 – $51,060 |
Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary by state
Median base salary and range where enough data exists — every figure labelled with its source.
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Nuclear Medicine Technologist salary FAQs
How much does a Nuclear Medicine Technologist earn in Australia?
The median base salary for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Australia is $91,469 a year before tax (source: Market data · 27 salary reports).
What is the take-home pay for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Australia?
On the median salary of $91,469, estimated take-home pay is $71,679 a year, or about $2,757 a fortnight, after $17,961 income tax and the Medicare levy. This assumes an Australian resident with private hospital cover and no HECS debt.
What is the salary range for a Nuclear Medicine Technologist in Australia?
The 10th to 90th percentile range is $70,346 to $108,680 a year, so most reported salaries fall between those figures.
Which state has the highest median salary for this role?
Of the 4 states and territories with enough data, Queensland has the highest median at $102,752 and South Australia the lowest at $50,659.
Does this salary include super?
No. These figures are base salary before super. At the current super guarantee, an employer would pay about $10,976 a year on top of the median salary.
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Salary figures are market estimates built from third-party data and community submissions — they show what the market pays, not what any individual employer will offer. Take-home figures are 2026–27 estimates for an Australian resident with private hospital cover and no HECS debt. General information only — not financial or tax advice.