Learn to administer radioactive drugs safely and compassionately to patients in order to obtain rapid-succession body images that help detect and treat medical conditions. As a nuclear medicine technologist, you have the power to capture not only how organs and tissues look, but also how they work for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes in a rapidly growing field. In this 36-month accelerated program, you'll gain the knowledge and skills to become eligible to sit for the national certification boards by both the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) and the American Registry or Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) The first two years you will be in-person on the Boston campus and the last year will be a combination of live online courses, clinical internships, and labs twice a semester at the Worcester campus. During the two-year preprofessional phase of the program, you will attend in-person classes, labs, and seminars to build your understanding of nuclear medicine. During the third-year professional phase, you will attend on-line courses synchronously and in-person labs twice a semester at the Worcester campus.