NUCLEAR MEDICINE

The Nuclear Medicine Technology Program can prepare you for a career in the fast-paced, evolving field of diagnostic imaging. Technologists perform procedures to assist physicians in the diagnosis and treating of patients. Using specialized equipment such as scintillation detectors, gamma cameras, and medical computers, technologists produce images of body structure and function for physician interpretation.

About Nuclear Medicine	What is Nuclear Medicine? Nuclear Medical Technology A Technologist's Role	An Exciting Future A Variety of Opportunitites Career Alternatives
About the Program	Program Overview National Overview History Current Status	Alumni Highlights Accreditation Statewide Program Designation
Admissions	Admissions Information Scholarship Information	Prerequisites For Nuclear Medical Technology
Curriculum	Core Courses
Faculty	Nancy Meman Program Director	Andrew Keenan Medical Director
Clinical Sites	Prince George's Hospital Center Georgetown University Hospital Washington Hospital Center	Laurel Regional Hospital Doctor's Community Hospital Nycomed Amersham
Links	Society of Nuclear Medicine Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board	American Registry of Radiologic Technologies

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