Diploma in Nuclear Medicine Technology

Tuition is International student tuition fees are available upon request through the college's admissions office..

This programme is a three-year, full-time college diploma delivered on campus. It prepares students to work as nuclear medicine technologists in hospitals and medical centres. The programme includes classroom learning, laboratory work, and hands-on training through clinical placements in accredited healthcare facilities. Students complete their final year in supervised clinical settings, gaining experience in imaging, radiation safety, and patient care.

The curriculum covers radiation physics, radiopharmaceuticals, medical imaging techniques, and patient assessment. Students learn to operate imaging equipment, prepare radioactive materials, and ensure safety for patients and staff. They also study anatomy, physiology, and pathology to understand how imaging supports diagnosis and treatment. Practical training includes performing scans and interpreting results under supervision.

Admission requires a secondary school diploma with specific science courses. Applicants must pass a French language test if they did not complete high school in French. Students must also provide proof of vaccinations and register with the professional order. The application deadline for the fall session is March 1 through the SRAM system.