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[BrucePowers]

I know they are running some nuclear medicine type programs here in Florida. I know of 2. 2 of my sons friends are in them. One has graduated and is working in north Florida. The other is in a program now. I can get the data.

I do not know if you want to move to Florida however.

[Nikademus]

ORIGINAL: BrucePowers

I know they are running some nuclear medicine type programs here in Florida. I know of 2. 2 of my sons friends are in them. One has graduated and is working in north Florida. The other is in a program now. I can get the data.

I do not know if you want to move to Florida however.

Not if i can help it. Knowing my luck though, by the time I completed the program the market would be glutted. That seems to be fate whenever i start a program. [8|]

[BrucePowers]

Let me know if you want the data. One is associated with Florida Hospital Orlando. This place is run by 7th Day Adventists and is a very good hospital. The other is at the community college in Gainesville, Florida (I think it is called Santa Fe Community College). That might be enough data for you to find info on the web (if you want to look).

[Nikademus]

when you say "nuclear medicine" are you referring to stuff like Radiation therapy?

[scott64]

ORIGINAL: VSWG

ORIGINAL: Big B

Is that a level 1 airfield? In that case I'm not interested, I want to fly offensive missions from my island.

Tonight I received a spam email on wanting sell land to me in Costa Rica. [X(]

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: Nikademus

when you say "nuclear medicine" are you referring to stuff like Radiation therapy?

Nuclear Medicine is generally what they call administering radioactive isotopes, usually for diagnostic purposes but sometimes for therapy (radioactive iodine for thyroid cancer).
They use large machines (scanners) to detect where the isotopes go. This is NOT the same as CT or MRI scanning machines - that would fall under x-ray technicians.

Nuclear Medicine types do things like lung scans, thyroid scans, brain scans, (and lots of others).

Probably WOULD need math for that - they have to do calculations in making (some) isotopes, and for calculating dosage to administer.

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: Nikademus

when you say "nuclear medicine" are you referring to stuff like Radiation therapy?

Nuclear Medicine is generally what they call administering radioactive isotopes, usually for diagnostic purposes but sometimes for therapy (radioactive iodine for thyroid cancer).
They use large machines (scanners) to detect where the isotopes go. This is NOT the same as CT or MRI scanning machines - that would fall under x-ray technicians.

Nuclear Medicine types do things like lung scans, thyroid scans, brain scans, (and lots of others).

Probably WOULD need math for that - they have to do calculations in making (some) isotopes, and for calculating dosage to administer.

EDIT: Ooops - meant to hit "edit" - hit "quote"... [8|]

[rtrapasso]

Return header to normalcy, and morning tithe... [&o] [&o] [&o]

[rtrapasso]

The further adventures of Nik's pit puppy???

[rtrapasso]

Hmmm... no one about today...

[rtrapasso]

Oooh, what i would do if i were not at work...

[VSWG]

You mean what you would try to do if you were not at work... [;)]

[VSWG]

Tithe... [&o]

Yeah, look like Nik's dog alright...

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: VSWG

You mean what you would try to do if you were not at work... [;)]

Ah, the man that keeps me in check (a bit, anyway....) [:D]

[VSWG]

It seems to be a full time job. [:D]

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: VSWG

Tithe... [&o]

Yeah, look like Nik's dog alright...

in more ways than one! [:D]

Alas, work calls me... [8|]

[VSWG]

RUPD might be interested in this:

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: VSWG

It seems to be a full time job. [:D]

[:D] [:D]

[rtrapasso]

ORIGINAL: VSWG

RUPD might be interested in this:

er... why?? [&:]

[VSWG]

Because he's a police officer?

Or do these doughnut jokes apply only to sheriffs, and not police officers?

Anyway, here's the background story:
http://www.snopes.com/photos/signs/kern.asp