KU Nuclear Medicine Technology

NMT students attended Code Blue-First Responder Training last week on campus at ZIEL. They learned and simulated critical skills that can save patients lives 🫀🟦🫁

Diagnostic imaging plays an important role in today’s health care system. Workers with the knowledge and skills to perform diagnostic imaging procedures are in high demand. Explore careers in cardiovascular sonography, diagnostic ultrasound, nuclear medicine technology by attending a KU School of Health Professions virtual information session on Tuesday, April 2 at 6:30 p.m. Register online: https://bit.ly/KUMCDiagnosticImaging

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Great information about the materials we work with in nuclear medicine 💊 ☢️ 💉

What are Radiopharmaceuticals? Radiopharmaceuticals are drugs that contain, among other ingredients, radioactive forms of chemical elements called radioisotopes.

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Did you know Nuclear Medicine can be used to diagnose and treat various forms of cancer? Students in our program have clinical experiences that include exposure to the latest treatments available in our field at our academic medical center ☢️ 💉 💊

Nuclear medicine cancer therapies, also called radiopharmaceutical therapies, offer many patients the opportunity to live longer, healthier lives. Three patients share their experiences with therapies treating neuroendocrine tumors, thyroid cancer, and prostate cancer. https://ow.ly/rcyS50QrwuM

Uptake: Hang in there, nuclear medicine students! As you end 2023 and begin the new year, check out this advice from your peers. https://ow.ly/2Rzn50Qkiee

Hoping everyone had a spooktacular Halloween! If you're already looking for a costume idea for next year, we have a great idea for you. Dress up as a NMT or better yet apply to our program and you can be one every day ☢️ https://gograd.ku.edu/apply/

Look how much fun NMT students had learning how to use equipment for lab testing that is performed in our PET/CT clinical areas for patient studies. 🩸 🥼 🧪

You can still register for our in person open house this Saturday to learn more about our Diagnostic Science programs, including Nuclear Medicine Technology ☢️

Professionals with the knowledge and skills to perform diagnostic imaging procedures are in high demand. Explore careers in cardiovascular sonography, diagnostic ultrasound and nuclear medicine technology during an in-person KU School of Health Professions open house on Saturday, Oct. 28 at 11 a.m. The event will also feature a campus tour.

☑️ Register online today: https://bit.ly/KUMCDiagnosticImaging