Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

You will use the elements of nuclear medicine for prevention, diagnosis, and medical research.

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Description

The Specialist in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, through a medical practice grounded in problem-solving methodology, becomes highly competent in their specific field of action.

The duration of the Specialty in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging is 3 years.

Primary Clinical Site

Christus Muguerza Group
- High Specialty Hospital
Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)
- High Specialization Medical Unit, Specialties Hospital No. 25

Recognition of Official Validity of Studies (RVOE) granted by the Secretary of Public Education according to agreement: 20210456, valid until March 1, 2026.

Joan Stephanie Celis Jasso

Graduate Program Director

[email protected]

+52 (81) 8215-1000 ext. 1291

Objective

To prepare specialist doctors with intellectual, ethical, and humanistic excellence in their daily professional activities; equipped with the necessary foundations to be innovative leaders in their field, reflecting social responsibility and environmental awareness; possessing deep scientific knowledge to actively contribute to the advancement and development of their specialty; serving as a cornerstone in diagnostic support and molecular therapeutic applications in Nuclear Medicine focusing on the use of radiopharmaceuticals and state-of-the-art imaging and molecular technology. They promote the use of the scientific method as a regular instrument in their professional development, adhering to regulations on radiological safety and patient care.

Admission profile

Knowledge

To have the scientific foundations of medicine encompassing both basic sciences and clinical sciences.
To have a thorough understanding of the clinical method and epidemiological method.
To identify diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in general medicine.
To understand and translate the English language.

Skills

To work in a team.
To know and manage statistical software packages.
To have basic skills for internet use.
To know and manage Word, Excel, and PowerPoint at a basic level.

Attitudes

To have warmth and availability in patient and family care.
To possess values of honesty and respect for others.
To promote a healthy lifestyle to prevent diseases and enjoy a better quality of life.

Graduate profile

Upon completion of the Specialty in Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, you will obtain the following knowledge:

To have knowledge of the methods and techniques of medical care corresponding to what a specialist in nuclear medicine must perform both individually and as part of a team of specialists.
To select, analyze, and evaluate medical literature related to nuclear medicine and molecular imaging, applying it appropriately in daily practice to substantiate, deepen, and expand professional actions.
To identify the equipment and main instrumentation of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging for the diagnosis and treatment of various pathologies.
To understand radiological safety, imaging anatomy, and to master radioimmunoassay techniques.

Upon completion of the Specialty in Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, you will obtain the following skills:

Apply critical thinking to the diagnostic and treatment resources relevant to their professional practice area.
Interpret the process of professional formation of the physician as a human and social phenomenon, considering the institutional conditions under which the practice and teaching of medicine occur.
Master the diagnostic and/or therapeutic techniques used in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.
Perform various nuclear medicine studies that serve as adjuncts in diagnosing pathologies of human organ systems.
Develop competencies for continuous education and professional advancement in the field of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.
Generate new knowledge in nuclear medicine and molecular imaging through scientific methods.
Apply regulations regarding radiological safety and international standards related to patient safety.

Upon completion of the Specialty in Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, you will obtain the following attitudes:

Collaborate productively with different healthcare professionals who require their assistance daily, aiming fundamentally for an integrative approach to their work.
Base the practice of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging on humanistic principles, considering the bio-psychosocial-spiritual integrity of the individual in constant interaction with the social environment, while respecting the environment.
Ensure ongoing education and professional development for continuous improvement and ethical use of medical knowledge.
Have a humanistic spirit and a service-oriented approach with a special focus on comprehensive patient care.
Be open to the communication needs of patients and their families.
Practice self-criticism to recognize limitations, seek support when necessary, and refer patients when appropriate.
Have an awareness of their social responsibility and importance within the healthcare system.

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Curriculum

Consult the courses that you will take in the specialty in Nuclear Medicine.

First year

Code	Course	Credits
HCMN1011	Clinical Training I	70
HCMN1012	Nuclear Instrumentation I	4
HCMN1013	Radiological Safety I	4
ESMI1001	Patient Safety	2
HCMN1014	Biochemistry I	4
HCMN1015	Mathematics I	4
HCMN1016	Methodology of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging I	4
HCMN1017	Quality Control I	4
HCMN1018	Image Interpretation	4
HCMN1019	Clinical Research I	8

Second year

Code	Course	Credits
HCMN2011	Clinical Training II	70
HCMN2012	Nuclear Physics	4
HCMN2013	Mathematics II	4
HCMN2014	Nuclear Instrumentation II	4
HCMN2015	Quality Control II	4
HCMN2016	Biochemistry II	4
HCMN2017	Radiological Safety II	4
HCMN2018	Methodology of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging II	4
HCMN2019	Clinical Research II	8

Third year

Code	Course	Credits
HCMN3011	Clinical Training III	70
HCMN3012	Radiological Safety III	4
HCMN3013	Mathematics III	4
HCMN3019	Nuclear Instrumentation III	4
HCMN3014	Radiochemistry	4
HCMN3015	Quality Control III	4
HCMN3016	Clinical Research III	8
HCMN3017	Medical Education and Health	6
HCMN3018	Bioethics and Medical Professionalism	4