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Nuclear Medicine Technology (Bachelor of Science)

Graduates of the Indiana University School of Medicine Nuclear Technology Program have the technical proficiency in all skills necessary to fulfill the role as a Nuclear Medicine Technologist. These graduates are able to acquire, comprehend, apply and evaluate patient information in order to offer appropriate patient care and demonstrate appropriate administrative functions within the scope of the profession. The program also prepares students to continue to learn and grow professionally.

Upon completion of the Nuclear Medicine Technology Program in the IU School of Medicine Department of Radiologic Sciences, the graduate will demonstrate and sustain appropriate ethical and interpersonal working relationships with patients, physicians, and co-workers; participate in continuing education and professional activities; and aspire toward professional growth in areas of advanced technical positions, administration, teaching, health care industry or higher educational degree levels.

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Undergraduate students interested in the Nuclear Medicine Technology Program at IU School of Medicine are encouraged to apply by November 15.

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Deb LeMay, MPH

Director, Nuclear Medicine Technology Program, Indianapolis

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Accreditation

The IU School of Medicine Nuclear Medicine Technology, B.S. Program at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis is fully accredited by Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology, 820 W Danforth Rd #B1, Edmond, OK 73003, 405-285-0546.

Graduate Outcomes

Graduate outcomes are indicators of program effectiveness, demonstrating the extent to which a program achieves its goals. Programmatic graduate outcomes data reported by JRCNMT include graduation rate; ARRT credentialing success; NMTCB credentialing success and job placement rate over a five-year period.

JRCNMT Report