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Credentials for Nuclear Medicine Technologists

8 credential programs ladder toward this occupation. Median wage on completion: $97,020. See full occupation profile →

Bachelor's Degree

B.S. in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Indiana University-Indianapolis
Bachelor's Degree

MEDICAL IMAGING AND RADIATION SCIENCES

University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center
Master's Degree

Master of Science in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Sciences

University of Alabama at Birmingham
AL
Bachelor's Degree

Nuclear Medicine Imaging Sciences

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Certificate

Nuclear Medicine Technology

Baptist Health College Little Rock
Master's Degree

Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Sciences

University of Alabama at Birmingham
AL
Short-Term Certificate

Positron Emission Tomography Certificate

John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences
Certification

Radiologic Technologist (RT)

American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
Apply ethical and legal standards including patient rights, consent, confidentiality, and ARRT standards of ethics in radiographic practiceCommunicate effectively with patients across diverse populations by adapting to language, cultural, sensory, and cognitive barriersMonitor patients and manage medical equipment including infusion systems, oxygen delivery, and urinary catheters during radiographic proceduresApply infection control principles including standard precautions, transmission-based precautions, and aseptic techniques in the radiography settingAdminister and document contrast media and pharmacological agents while recognizing and responding to adverse reactions and medical emergenciesApply ergonomic and safe patient handling techniques during patient transfer and positioning for radiographic examinations
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