Nuclear Medicine Technology Program

Introduction

Thank you for your interest in the University of Iowa Nuclear Medicine Technology Program. There are three ways in which an individual may qualify for our educational program. One option leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Medicine Technology, another leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in Radiologic Sciences, and yet another, a Certificate of Completion in Nuclear Medicine Technology. Persons who already have a Bachelor's degree, or are registered or registry eligible radiologic technologists may meet requirements for the certificate only program if they have completed the required college-level courses.

The program is twelve months long and begins in early August each year. The curriculum includes didactic course work and clinical rotations in Nuclear Medicine at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.

A University of Iowa Nuclear Medicine Technology application form should be completed and returned if you are interested in attending to our program. We also require, as part of the application process, official transcripts from high school, technical school, and college, as well as, three letters of recommendation. Please submit all materials as early as possible to facilitate appropriate counseling and to ensure completion of your file before the deadline. Mail all application materials to:

All application materials must be received by FEBRUARY 1 for an applicant to be considered for the following Fall. Interviews of the most qualified candidates are conducted throughout the month of March and a maximum of eight students may be selected each year.

If you would like a tour of our department or need additional information, please email or call: