What Nuclear Medicine Students Learn
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General courses in nuclear medicine are offered to students in their early years. Topics that are relevant to nuclear medicine include cardiology, nephrology, respiratory medicine, endocrinology, and hematology. More advanced courses such as cardiac nuclear medicine, oncology nuclear medicine, functional neuroimaging, and radiopharmacy are offered to upper-level students.
Students learn the various aspects of nuclear medicine including nuclear physics and radiopharmacy. Teaching rounds in nuclear medicine and radiology students are available at local teaching hospitals.
Practical training includes rotations as a nuclear medicine technologist or diagnostic radiological technician. Also, preparation of radiopharmaceuticals, quality control, dose calibration, record keeping, and radiolabeling of blood cells are covered.
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Study Nuclear Medicine in Canada
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