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What this page draws on: 257 sponsor profiles in healthcare (255 on the Department of Home Affairs approved-sponsor list, April 2026 snapshot) · 0 nuclear medicine technologist candidate profiles seeking sponsorship · no live nuclear medicine technologist job ads today (15 live sponsored jobs site-wide). Directory of 6,551 Australian employers, searchable by industry, location and visa pathway · last updated .
Occupation status: Nuclear Medicine Technologist (ANZSCO 251213) — On the MLTSSL, CSOL. Sponsored visas available: 189, 190, 494, 491, 482, 186. Source: Department of Home Affairs skilled occupation list.
This page covers roles commonly known as Nuclear Medicine Technologist — all of which fall under ANZSCO 251213 or closely related codes for visa sponsorship purposes.
Typical employer types sponsoring nuclear medicine technologists across Western Australia: public and private radiology practices, hospital imaging departments, cancer and radiation oncology centres, mobile and regional imaging services.
Western Australia (WA) is one of Australia's most active sponsorship jurisdictions. Employers based in WA can sponsor nuclear medicine technologists through the standard 482 Skills in Demand visa, the 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional visa (for regional postcodes within the state), and any active DAMA agreements covering specific regional areas. The state's economy across hospitality, healthcare, construction, mining (where applicable), and agriculture drives consistent demand for skilled overseas workers.
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Registration is completely free for employers, candidates, and migration agents. SponsorTalent is funded by a $30 unlock fee that either side pays once when they want to contact a match.
Yes. Visa sponsorship applications must be handled by a registered migration agent (MARN holder) or an Australian legal practitioner. SponsorTalent introduces you to qualified agents who can manage the lodgement end-to-end.
From sponsorship application to visa grant, the typical timeline is 2 to 6 months — depending on the visa subclass, the employer's standard business sponsorship status, the candidate's skills assessment, and current Department of Home Affairs processing times. The 494 (Regional) and DAMA pathways may take longer due to additional regional certifying body requirements.
For Nuclear Medicine Technologist (ANZSCO 251213), the relevant assessing authority is the Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine assesses this occupation for skilled migration. Radiographers, radiation therapists and nuclear medicine technologists require registration with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia through Ahpra. Sonographers are not Ahpra-registered but must be accredited with the Australian Sonographer Accreditation Registry (ASAR) to attract Medicare rebates.. The skills assessment is a separate process from the visa application and should be initiated by the candidate as early as possible — assessments can take 6 to 16 weeks depending on the authority.
For Nuclear Medicine Technologist on a 482 SID visa: IELTS 7.0 in each band (or equivalent) where registration applies. Different visa subclasses (186 ENS, 494 Regional) and different occupations (especially regulated health professions) carry different English requirements — always confirm with a registered migration agent before booking tests.
Three steps: find your candidate (browse the profiles on this page and unlock the ones that fit), make sure the business can sponsor — as a Standard Business Sponsor, or under a labour agreement or DAMA — then have a registered migration agent lodge the nomination and visa. Register free as an employer to contact candidates and post roles.
Often, yes — labour agreements and regional DAMAs exist precisely for roles the standard lists and settings do not cover, with concessions on occupation, age, English and salary that vary by agreement. See our labour agreements guide and the DAMA guide for how each route works.
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