Nuclear Medicine
Technologist
Duties and
Responsibilities:
They prepare and administer
radiopharmaceuticals to detect and treat disease. They also take pictures of
the patients in certain positions to identify abnormal areas to help diagnose
illnesses.
They explain the tests to patients
and administer radioactive doses by mouth or injection. They also perform
laboratory tests on tissue samples. They follow a strict set of regulations because
of the dangers of radiation.
Average
Salary: $28,000 - $42,000
Educational
Requirements:
Students should take the most
challenging science, math, and English courses available in HS.
Nuclear Medicine Technology training programs vary in length
from one to four years. One year programs that lead to certification are
offered by hospitals.
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