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Nuclear Medicine

Selection/Acceptance to Nuclear Medicine Technology

Baptist College of Health Sciences
1-866-575-BCHS(2247) - (901) 575-BCHS
1003 Monroe
Memphis, TN 38104

Invest in your future as a Nuclear Medicine Technology major!
Starting out at Baptist College of Health Sciences (BCHS) gives you a competitive advantage!
Students who complete their prerequisite coursework at BCHS have a competitive advantage over other applicants, such as:

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Program Outcomes

NMTCB Board Scores

The BCHS nuclear medicine technology graduates have achieved an average pass rate of 100% for first-time takers over a five-year period. The average class size during that time frame was 6 students.

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Faculty & Staff

 


Medical Director:M. Moinuddin, MD


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Donna Mars, M.ED., CNMT, NCT

Donna
Mars, M.ED., CNMT, NCT
Assistant Professor, Nuclear Medicine Technology
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Main Campus
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901-572-2648
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Kathy Hunt, M.S., CNMT

Kathy
Hunt, M.S., CNMT
Chair, Nuclear Medicine Technology
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Main Campus
Phone: 
901.572.2642
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Links

Professional Organizations:    

Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM)                   
Southeastern Chapter, SNM                       
American Society of Radiologic Technologists           

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Awards & Achievements

John F. Rocket Graduation Award

Awarded to the graduate who has demonstrated outstanding academic performance and commitment to excellent in clinical practice in the field of nuclear medicine. Rockett Award

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Admissions Criteria

Baptist College of Health Sciences (BCHS) seeks academically well-prepared, highly motivate students who are interested in a career in health sciences. It is highly recommended that all applicants research the field and job shadow prior to selecting a major. Admission is based on a variety of criteria including grade point averages, standardized test scores (ACT, SAT), and entrance test scores (HOBET).

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Curriculum

Curriculum:

The curriculum starts with a strong science foundation including courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics.  Along with the health sciences foundation, courses in communication, philosophy, literature, psychology, and religion helps prepare the students for the people-oriented, technology based health care profession.

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