医学放射科学学士-核医学

该学位课程提供广泛的实践学习，以及屡获殊荣的教学人员和学者的支持和指导。我们的校园设施（包括专业的核医学教学空间）意味着您将获得大量实践经验，可确保您为毕业做好职业准备。超过1800个小时的实际工作场所将为您提供补充，在那里您将练习在课堂上学到的技能。校园内设有一整套先进的核医学设施，很容易看出为什么这个学位在国内和国际上都受到高度重视。在校园内的专业核医学教学空间中，您将获得宝贵的实践经验。在1,800个小时的临床实习期间，可以获得更多的实践经验。
This is the only degree of its kind in South Australia, preparing you for a rewarding career in the highly specialised field of nuclear medicine.<br><br>Start your unstoppable career as a nuclear medicine technologist, responsible for preparing and administering radioactive substances to patients to evaluate the function of an organ and diagnose andor treat disease.<br>Students who undertake activities where interaction with patientsthe public is required for their degree, such as field or clinical placementsvisits and in University clinics and gyms, must demonstrate they meet mandatory pre-placement conditional requirements. These include criminal history clearance, a Working with Children Check and immunisation requirements. Please visit the Clinical Placement Unit for information on key requirements, and to access the full student checklists.<br><br>All students enrolled in a program leading to professional registration must be registered with the relevant national board. The registration process is undertaken by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) with the University providing notification to AHPRA following enrolment in the program.<br>Nuclear medicine technologists need to know how to confidently prepare and administer radioactive substances (radiopharmaceuticals), to evaluate the function of an organ or body system and diagnose andor treat diseases. Throughout your degree, you’ll learn how to work with radioactive substances, and complement your clinical skills with valuable interpersonal skills such as communication and collaboration.<br><br>During your first year, you’ll focus on basic sciences at the core of the study and practice of medical radiation science. You’ll cover a range of topics, including anatomy, physiology, pathology and radiation physics. These core subjects introduce you to the scientific principles surrounding medical radiation.<br><br>You’ll apply these concepts to professional practice through clinical placements, which begin in your second year and continue through your third and fourth years.<br><br>Throughout your studies, you’ll take part in regular pre-clinical preparation workshops to further extend your skills as you move into advanced areas of practice.