Congratulations to this year’s graduates of Allied Health Profession Program’s Nuclear Medicine Program. Students Jennifer Airado, Erich Chervenak, Kristin Fornaris, Lissette Gonzalez, and Jeremy James have recently completed their 15-month clinical internship at Jackson Memorial Hospital and were recognized for their achievements in the following categories:
Merit Awards:
Mallinckrodt Award: (most prestigious award for Outstanding Graduate)
Jeremy James (GPA above 3.5)
Outstanding Clinical Performance:
Kristin Fornaris (GPA above 3.4)
Certificates of Recognition:
Perfect Attendance
Lissette Gonzalez
Excellence in Clinical Performance:
Jennifer Airado
These students will go on to take the NMTCB Registry exam to become certified as Nuclear Medicine Technologists. Upon receiving their certification, these students will earn a B.S. degree in Clinical Biology with a specialization in Nuclear Medicine Technology.
Barry students completing their internships at Jackson have a 100 percent pass rate on their registry exams, exceeding the national average.
To learn more about the BS in Clinical Biology with a specialization in Nuclear Medicine Program, visit http://www.barry.edu/nuclearMedicine/default.htm or contact the program office at 305-899-3184 or alliedhealth@mail.barry.edu.