Nuclear Medicine Technology, AS (NMDT-AS)
The Associate in Science degree program in Nuclear Medicine Technology prepare students for employment as nuclear medicine technologists in hospitals, medical offices, or ambulatory clinics. Upon completion of the program, the student may apply to take the certifying board examinations administered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT(N)) and the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB). The program requires approximately twenty-two (22) months of clinical and academic course work. The curriculum includes appropriate didactic content and ample supervised clinical education to assure sufficient opportunity to achieve all didactic and clinical requirements.
Courses
- BIO2111 — Anatomy & Physiology I
- BIO2112 — Anatomy & Physiology II
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- CHEM1110 — Concepts of Chemistry
- ENG1010 — Composition
- ENG1020 — Composition II and Literature
- MATH1600 — Pathway to Calculus: College Algebra
- NMED1001 — Introduction to Nuclear Medicine
- NMED1002 — Nuclear Medicine Procedures I
- NMED1194 — Clinical Practicum I
- NMED1195 — Clinical Internship I
- NMED1221 — Physics in Nuclear Medicine
- NMED1294 — Clinical Practicum II
- NMED1295 — Clinical Internship II
- NMED2002 — Nuclear Medicine Procedures II
- NMED2003 — Radio Pharmacy
- NMED2004 — Nuclear Medicine Instrumentation
- NMED2010 — Introduction to Computers and Nuclear Medicine Applications
- NMED2095 — Nuclear Medicine Seminar
- NMED2102 — Nuclear Medicine Procedures III
- NMED2394 — Clinical Practicum III
- NMED2395 — Clinical Internship III
- NMED2494 — Clinical Practicum IV
- PHYS1101 — Physics for Life Sciences
- PSY1011 — General Psychology I
- RST1000 — Introduction to Patient Care for Radiologic Sciences
- RST1000L — Introduction to Patient Care for Radiologic Sciences Lab
- RST2000 — Cross Sectional Anatomy