Posted on Oct 29, 2017
How do I go about obtaining my 68PM5 (Nuclear Medicine) after AIT? Do I have to wait a certain time or submit a packet? Is it competitive?
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I am currently in Phase I (non prior service) of 68P Radiology Specialist training.
Advanced Individual Training (AIT) - 68W
Nuclear Medicine Technologist
91W: Nuclear Medicine Specialist
Posted 7 y ago
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SGT Robert Contreras
They did away with the 68P nuc med program back in like 2019 or 2020, because it made Papas non-deployable. We had 68Ps that were earning their nuc med skill identifier when I was in AIT. 68Ps now have the option of getting trained in Computed Tomography. You can find the CT course in ATRRS. You would need to have your ARRT registry in radiography first. Let me know if you need help finding the course. I can send the link.
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SGT Robert Contreras
Damn, that’s sad to hear. Did that Nuc Med give the soldiers any additional credentials/degrees?
Damn, that’s sad to hear. Did that Nuc Med give the soldiers any additional credentials/degrees?
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SGT Robert Contreras
SPC (Join to see) Yes, it sent Papas through Phase II (METC) and a Phase II site (Army Medical Center) for nuc med just like for radiography. The CT course has a Phase I portion that you complete online, and I'm tracking the Phase II site for CT is at an Army Medical Center throughout the US.
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