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Department of Medical Imaging Sciences
Vascular Technology Program
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Program
Tracks
B.S. Allied Health
Technologies
Students
are able to earn a bachelor's degree through a Bachelor of Science degree
in Allied Health Technologies. This is a joint degree offered by UMDNJ-SHRP
in cooperation with six New Jersey colleges and universities:
- Georgian Court College, Lakewood
- Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, Teaneck;
- Felician College, Lodi;
- New Jersey City University, Jersey City;
- Ramapo College, Mahwah;
- Rutgers University, Newark;
- Bloomfield College, Bloomfield, NJ
Students
spend the first 3 years at one of the partner institutions, pursuing a
liberal arts study, concentrating in biology. In their senior year, they
enter UMDNJ-SHRP for the Vascular Technology concentration. The Vascular
Technology component focuses the biological science base onto a specific
clinical education.
Applicants
are selected from or must be eligible for acceptance to one of the
participating colleges or universities through which the degree will be jointly
offered. Student advisement will direct the candidate through the major
requirements at the participating institution, prior to entry into the
professional phase. The Vascular Technology program track will typically be
taken during the senior year.
Students
applying for the bachelor degree track from outside the affiliate network
may seek advisement through the Vascular Technology Program Director or
advisors on individual campuses.
The Certificate
Program
The
Certificate program is for those interested in more immediate entry into a
well-paying, highly-employable career in health care. The certificate is
granted through the University of Medicine and Dentistry, School of Health
Related Professions and provides the student all the rights and privileges
of graduating from a nationally accredited program. To be eligible, students must possess the
minimum of an Associate’s degree. Students with a U.S. earned bachelor’s
degree may be eligible for a second Bachelor’s degree.
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