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Find similar grantsSNMMI-TS Bachelor's or Master's Degree Completion Scholarship is sponsored by Education and Research Foundation (ERF) / SNMMI-TS. This scholarship supports nuclear medicine student technologists in bachelor's or master's nuclear medicine technology training programs, or nuclear medicine technologists pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree related to their careers.
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SNMMI-TS Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree Completion Scholarship The SNMMI-TS Bachelors or Masters Degree Completion Scholarship serves to support current nuclear medicine student technologists in a bachelor's or master's nuclear medicine technology training program or nuclear medicine technologists who are pursuing a bachelor's or master's degree related to their nuclear medicine careers.
This award is made possible through a grant from the Education and Research Foundation (ERF). Current resume or curriculum vitae. Official transcripts of all formal education issued directly from the institution's registrar office.
An applicant statement not to exceed two pages, and should detail your activity level in the SNMMI Technologist section (SNMMI-TS) or what committee's you plan on becoming part of and address the following questions: What are your professional achievements? What are your career and educational goals? How will receiving a Bachelor's Degree or Entry-Level Master's Degree help you to achieve your goals?
Scanned copy of Bachelor's or Entry-Level Master's degree acceptance information if no college level courses have been completed. A professional colleague who can respond to a 15-question reference questionnaire regarding your character. Be currently enrolled in a bachelor’s level or Entry-level Master's program to advance his/her career in nuclear medicine.
Have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2. 5 or better on a 4. 0 grading scale.
Be an active member of the SNMMI-TS. To become a member, please visit: www. snmmi.
org/membership 2026 - Nicole Mundinger and Mary Bryant 2025 - Kelechukwu Agunwamba 2023 - Fernando Anleu and Leila Alsarag 2022 - Diane Soulek, CNMT and Angela Weiler, CNMT 2021 - Derrick Gillan, ARRT(N)(MR)(CT)PET 2020 - Sara Gibbons, BS, CNMT, NMTCB(CT) and Jordan Jayne, CNMT, RT(N), ARRT 2019 - Lyndsi Hay, CNMT, RT(N) and Ricardo Hidalgo, BS, CNMT, PET, NMTCB(CT), R.
T(N)(CT)(MR) 2018 - Linda Carter and Jay Smith 2017 - Jason Colloton; Jody Leopardi; Matthew C. McMahon; Jessica Williams 2014 - Rebecca Holstein and Larissa Toderas 2013 - Dennis Abuya and Matthew Goss 2012 - Scott McKee; Shannon Whitten; Arrol Wissel Applications open in October
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Currently enrolled in a bachelor's level or entry-level master's program to advance their career in nuclear medicine. Must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2. 5 or better and be an active member of the SNMMI-TS. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $4,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
SNMMI-TS Bachelor's or Master's Degree Completion Scholarship is funded by Education and Research Foundation (ERF) / SNMMI-TS. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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