Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist

The Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist certificate program at the University of Kansas is a one- to two-year credential offered by this public institution in Lawrence, KS. The program trains students to operate imaging equipment and administer radioactive materials used in nuclear medicine diagnostic procedures.

Falling under CIP code 51.0905 in the health professions field, this certificate is part of a cluster of clinical programs at the University of Kansas. Related offerings include Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist at the certificate level, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse and Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist at the associate level, and Nursing Science and Hospital and Health Care Facilities Administration/Management at the bachelor's level. Students can expect specialized training in radiation safety, imaging protocols, and patient care specific to nuclear medicine.