Realizing that nuclear medicine technologists have the option to work with adults or children, we thought it would be fun to send you, our readers, out on a scavenger hunt of sorts…
If you’re serious about getting into the field of nuclear medicine technology and the idea of working with children intrigues you, check out these resources…
The Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Technology has compiled a report on the common procedures and considerations for pediatric nuclear medicine.
The United States Government offers guidelines for sedating children during nuclear medicine tests.
Miami’s Children Hospital, offers a short but effective list of the many venues for using nuclear medicine in pediatrics.
Medscape Today talks about the new direction pediatric nuclear medicine took back in 2002.
To get an idea of how vast the job opportunities are for pediatric nuclear technicians, check out map on The Society of Pediatric Radiology’s website.
To view a short video clip on nuclear medicine technology, visit the IAMP website.
Wondering if there’s work in Florida? Upon completing your degree in nuclear medicine technology, you could apply to many fine institutions, such as:
Come back on Friday as we share a Friday Praise with our readers.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment