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Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences at Thomas Jefferson University prepares confident and knowledgeable medical imaging and radiation sciences professionals through cutting-edge training with nationally-recognized faculty. Complete two year-long concentrations during your professional phase, practicing in clinical environments such as major teaching hospitals, imaging centers, physician’s offices and women’s imaging centers. Learn to communicate and work effectively with other healthcare professionals by experiencing Jefferson’s system of interprofessional education, and join our alumni who boast a 95-100% career placement rate.

We offer one of the most robust multispecialty curricula in the country and are the only institution in the region to offer academic healthcare programs in biotechnology, cytotechnology and cell sciences, and medical laboratory science. The program introduces students to the latest laboratory management systems, regulatory requirements, and supervisory strategies, which provides our graduates with the scientific, creative, and problem-solving skills they need to be competitive in a field that changes with every technological leap.

The Postbaccalaureate Pre-Professional Program (P4) is designed for individuals seeking to complete their basic science requirements in preparation for entrance to medical and other health-professional schools. The program provides educational and professional development in the health professions, for academically competitive individuals with non-science undergraduate and graduate degrees—all within a supportive, collaborative and welcoming environment. Upon successful completion of the program, students will earn a certificate in Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Health Studies.

As healthcare strives to connect an expanding pool of patients to their health care providers, Telehealth is poised for massive growth. Telehealth broadens access to healthcare, increases efficiency while reducing costs, and enhances patient safety, quality of care, patient satisfaction, and health outcomes. As Telehealth expands and is adopted by more hospitals, there is an emerging need for trained professionals who will effectively and efficiently deliver telehealth services. Soon telehealth programs will not be able to run without a Telehealth Facilitator, however formalized training is scarce and underdeveloped. In response to this need, a Telehealth Facilitator Certificate Program was designed by the National Academic Center for Telehealth at Thomas Jefferson University.