Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist

The Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist program at Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences awards a two- to four-year certificate and is offered by this private nonprofit institution in Lancaster, PA. The program is part of the nuclear medicine technology field (CIP 51.0905) and prepares students to administer radiopharmaceuticals and operate imaging equipment to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences also offers a one- to two-year certificate in Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist, as well as programs in Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist, Surgical Technology/Technologist, and Health/Health Care Administration/Management. Students in the two- to four-year certificate program can expect coursework in radiation physics, radiopharmacy, patient care procedures, and imaging instrumentation, combined with supervised clinical hours.