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Extending human vision. Improving patient outcomes.

With the power to see inside the human body, we can help detect, diagnose and even treat disease at its earliest. As a student, you have the opportunity to earn sought-after undergraduate and advanced degrees in both diagnostic and therapeutic medical imaging. You’ll learn on the most advanced imaging technology available. And with clinical internships available in premier healthcare institutions, you can begin your career with confidence.

  • Highly Specialized Degrees

    Target your medical imaging career with a Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Technology, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Radiography, Radiation Therapy and more.

  • Accelerated Programs

    Jumpstart your career faster with programs that prepare you to graduate in 15 to 36 months.

What’s your field of interest?

Explore the fields of study within Medical Imaging and Therapeutics, and find the right program for you.

Learn on the equipment you’ll be using in your career.

As a student, you have the benefit of immersive learning experiences on the same advanced technology that awaits you in professional settings, all in our controlled classrooms and laboratories.
Students using Ultrasound

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Lab

Watch students use the latest in 3D/4D technology to gain valuable first-hand experience
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Smiling student posing for camera

Student Profile – Christine

Meet Christine, a Diagnostic Medical Sonography student, and see why she may receive a job offer before she graduates.
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Students using MRI

Nuclear Medicine Lab

See how students learn to operate all aspects of nuclear medicine technology, including a SPECT gamma camera that shows 3D images of the body and internal organs.
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Person looking at medical imaging scan on computer

Riddles in Medical Imaging: four teens get a lively lesson in Medical Imaging 101. Watch as they find the answers to some intriguing questions, such as why a computed tomography scan is like a loaf of bread and how sonography could be compared to the way a bat locates its prey. Learn why nuclear medicine has been called an “inside out” x-ray, and discover the science behind how a magnetic resonance image is created.
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Nuclear Medicine Technology student Paul.

“I was able to get my job in the cath lab because I got a bachelor’s degree at MCPHS, which in this area is the only place you can get a bachelor’s in radiography. I love my job. It’s not every day that you can say you’ve saved somebody’s life. And I can say it almost daily.”
– Paul, MCPHS Radiology Graduate
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Meet the Faculty

At MCPHS you'll find passionate and engaged educators who are leaders in the field of Medical Imaging and Technology.
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