You can fill out our online contact form to have information mailed to you or to have a school representative contact you. Or call us at 1-877-GURNICK.
The first step is to submit an online application.
Click on the link for more info: Admission Requirements.
Yes, please find more info about the Foreign Transcript/Diploma Evaluations process.
Yes. Regardless of degree or background, all applicants must pass the entrance exam before admission into the program.
No. You don’t need to take any prerequisite courses. All general education courses are offered within the curriculum.
Learn about the Nuclear Medicine Technology Program Length and Schedule.
Yes. Learn more about the program’s accreditation.
Yes, the Nuclear Medicine Technology program is full-time.
No, we currently do not offer night classes for the Nuclear Medicine Technology program.
View the Addendum to review all scheduled breaks during the school year.
Please find more info about remediation in our Catalog and Addendum.
More information can be provided by contacting the Admissions Department.
No, an externship will be provided for all of our students.
No, all externships are unpaid.
For a cost breakdown, please see the Program Fees section.
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts participates in various federal and state student financial assistance programs.
The A.S. in Nuclear Medicine Technology program is an Associate of Science degree program.
Please find more info about Licensure, Certification, and Registry Disclaimer policy in our Catalog and Addendum.
Yes. Test preparation is strongly emphasized throughout the students’ curriculum at Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts.
We assist with job placement for all students completing the program. However, we cannot guarantee employment.
If you are a person who is deaf, hard of hearing, or speech-disabled, please Dial 711 to place a call through California Relay.