Nuclear Medicine

"Nuclear Medicine physicians and radiologists most often serve as consultants to other physicians, with emphasis on interpreting and performing various imaging procedures, and in some cases, administering therapeutic agents. In some instances, part-time positions may be available, which can be a desirable option for those wishing to pursue career and family options simultaneously. One of the greatest appeals of Nuclear Medicine lies in its wide range and variety of clinical activities, which results from its unique capabilities in diagnosis and therapy of a wide range of disorders, involving almost all clinical specialties"

-- (Northwestern University Handbook of Career Planning in Nuclear Medicine, p. 2)

Nuclear Medicine Resources: AAMC Careers in Medicine: Nuclear Medicine Specialty Information M3 Students: Nuclear Medicine Specialty Session During the winter of the M3 year, students should attend specialty sessions sponsored by the NMH departments to allow opportunity to learn more about the specialty as well as to meet attendings and residents in the field. Request an NMH Nuclear Medicine Advisor William Spies, MD Nuclear Medicine Career Advising Coordinator (312) 926-6441 Nuclear Medicine Residency Application Information Northwestern University Handbook of Career Planning in Nuclear Medicine ERAS Application Service NRMP Match Service

For more information on NMH and Nuclear Medicine:

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