What You'll Study
Coursework
In the Nuclear Medicine Technology program, you will augment a science and mathematics
core with classes in radiation physics, nuclear medicine instrumentation, nuclear
cardiology and positron emission technology (PET). All nuclear medicine technology
courses are built around a hybrid design with learning experiences requiring online
interaction for lecture and homework exercises. The program itself is designed as
both a traditional resident program as well as a distance learning program for Atlanta-area
students, with clinical affiliates located in Augusta, Athens, Atlanta and Columbus.
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Your Future
Career Options
The Nuclear Medicine Technology program prepares you to participate in general nuclear
medicine, nuclear cardiology, positron emission technology and research.
Job prospects are excellent, with 83% of graduates finding a job within six months of graduating and median salaries of just under $80,000.