All applicants must be a graduate of an AMA-approved program of radiologic technology and a certified radiographer by the ARRT or ARRT eligible. The 12-month accelerated program in nuclear medicine technology provides training for students seeking to become registered nuclear medicine technologists. One class is admitted each July. There is no tuition fee. The School of Health Related Professions occupies a two-story building on the Medical Center campus and also uses the clinical facilities of the University Hospital and affiliated hospitals.
Students are eligible for on-campus housing.
Please consult the Bulletin of the University Of Mississippi Medical Center for further information on the graduate program in the clinical health sciences. Back to Chapter 1998 Course Catalog Information contained on these pages should be considered out of date.