Nuclear Medicine Technology Cape Peninsula University of Technology

Overview

The distribution of radioactivity within the patient’s body is imaged using specialised nuclear medicine technology imaging equipment to obtain information on the structure and function of organs. The nuclear medicine technologist forms part of a multidisciplinary team.

Values

The Nuclear Medicine Technology from Cape Peninsula University of Technology at Cape Peninsula University of Technology values align with that of CPUT. The department agrees to oneness and smartness by:

• Embracing a culture of transparency, engaging in respectful conversation, showing appreciation, and being honest.
• Ubuntu is a way of life that expresses seeking kindness, displaying thankfulness, and showing compassion (human heartedness) for the well-being of all our students, staff, stakeholders, and the CPUT community.
• Being mindful of circumstances and respecting the role of each person in the team; being open to change and witnessing unity while embracing diversity.
• Showing passion and demonstrating enthusiasm, devotion, intensity, tenacity, and total commitment to everything we undertake as a department, delivering uncompromising quality service, and always searching for better ways of doing things.
• Taking accountability and accepting responsibility for all our actions, decisions, behaviour, and actions that we commit to whilst maintaining a professional decorum.