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LaRay Fox MEd,CNMT
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lfox@christianacare.org



The Nuclear Medicine Technology Program is fully accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology (JRCNMT).

Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in
Nuclear Medicine Technology
200 W. Danforth Road, Suite 130#203, Edmond, OK 73003
Phone: 406-883-0003

A nuclear medicine technologist plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Specific job functions include preparation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals to visualize and define the physiology of the cardiac, bone, liver and other organ systems. You'll combine your knowledge of computers with your desire to help people. Graduates work in hospitals and pharmaceutical companies or are involved in research for industry.

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the profession, below is a link that might interest you.

You'll Learn

» To calculate dosage and administer radiopharmaceuticals

» Subject matter covered on national certification examinations

» The operation of imaging devices using radionuclides in a variety of techniques including molecular imaging.

» The integration of mathematics, anatomy, physiology, physics and chemistry in health care

» Additional knowledge, skills and abilities essential to your success on the job

You'll Earn

» An excellent salary usually starting at $45,000 per year or higher

» The opportunity for a flexible work schedule part- or full-time

» A choice of work environments including private offices, hospitals, industry and research facilities

» A strong background for educational advancement

» Important status on the health care team and in research