BS Nuclear Medicine Technology: FAQs

No; students must adhere to the curriculum sequence outlined in our Academic Catalog. General education courses may be finished ahead of time barring a conflict with the required Nuclear Medicine courses for the trimester.

Students are strictly assigned to their clinical sites by the program faculty. Unfortunately, we cannot make special allowances according to a student's address, work schedule, or personal obligations. Students may have to drive considerable distances to reach their clinical sites.

More information will be listed in the program acceptance letter.

After successful completion and graduation from the program, students are eligible to sit for either of the national nuclear medicine certification board exams. These exams are offered by the NMTCB or ARRT. Once a student passes his or her national nuclear medicine board certification, they are then eligible to take the CT certification exam. Program graduates may opt to take the NMTCB-CT or ARRT-CT exam.

AdventHealth University has created a dual licensure opportunity with the course curriculum including the necessary CT classes as well as clinical training. As of 2020, AHU is the first accredited university to incorporate CT requirements into an accredited BS nuclear medicine program in the state of Florida and one of just a few schools in the United States.