Nuclear medicine technologist

Duties and responsibilities

Nuclear medicine technologists prepare and administer radiopharmaceuticals to detect and treat disease. What they do is they position some type of equipment on the patient and they take images of the patient. The pictures allow physicians to identify the problems or abnormal things in areas. They work in performed specialized areas such as hospital departments, clinics, and laboratories.

Salary

$28,000 - $42,000

Education requirements

Students should take the most challenging science, math, and English courses. Be in nuclear medicine technology training programs from a time of one to four years. Associate and bachelor’s degree are offered in colleges and universities.  

I would like to be in it to study nuclear training programs.