Class size is limited to no more than 7 students per year. The program director for the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology, UT Medical Center, Knoxville, will arrange an appointment for any applicant at a mutually agreeable time to clarify procedures, discuss problem areas, or answer any question. In addition, it is highly recommended that applicants arrange an observation visit to the Nuclear Medicine Department prior to application. Students applying program hours towards a bachelor's degree pay full undergraduate tuition to the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Nuclear Medicine Technology program is the equivalent of 3 semesters.
Students are responsible for meals and lodging.
In addition a Certificate in Nuclear Medicine Technology will be awarded by UT Medical Center. Nuclear Medicine Certification Board Information in this bulletin is subject to revision. Students are strongly encouraged to consult with a Health Professions advisor or the School of Nuclear Medicine Technology on a regular basis.