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The mission of the Medical Campus’ Nuclear Medicine Technology Program is to prepare competent practitioners in the profession of nuclear medicine.
The program is a 7-semester educational experience consisting of 75 semester credits for an Associate in Science degree. The 4-semester college certificate program (CCC) is available to healthcare professionals who meet the established criteria for entry. Prior to acceptance into the Nuclear Medicine Technology program, students complete course work in the basic sciences and general studies. Many of these courses have both lecture and laboratory components. Once accepted into the program, students are provided with opportunities to develop their medical skills and to expand their knowledge by participating in structured clinical experience under the supervision of nuclear medicine technologists and radiologists. In order to provide students with the broadest range of clinical experience, the program utilizes many hospital settings within Miami-Dade County. Retention, promotion, and graduation are not automatically granted to students in this program. The program coordinator and faculty review the performance record of each student at the end of every term, evaluating not only the exam grades and classroom work, but also the student’s clinical performance, patient interactions, professional behavior, and demeanor. |
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