At the Intersection of Human Health, Medicine and Technology
From microscopes and blood samples to PET imaging and linear accelerators, students in the Department of Medical Laboratory and Radiation Sciences study and work at the intersection of human health, medicine, and technology.
The department's majors focus on different aspects of diagnostic medicine, public health, and treatment, including radiation therapy for cancer, cardiac stress tests, bone scans, and specimen analysis. Students graduate with a wealth of clinical training and a solid foundation for careers in the medical sciences or graduate study. All programs in the department meet the standards for accreditation and are accredited by their national accrediting boards.
Academic Programs & Concentrations
Medical Laboratory Science (B.S.)
- Clinical Concentration
- Public Health Concentration
Nuclear Medicine Technology (B.S.)
Radiation Therapy (B.S.)
Transfer Student Information Sessions
Transfer student information sessions are open to UVM students and students from outside of the university interested in transferring into any of the CNHS majors. Applicants have the chance to ask questions and learn more about the majors and the transfer process.
Dates, times and locations for Fall 2012 info sessions are available here.
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