Allied Health Sciences Programs

If you are considering a career in cardiovascular ultrasound, earning your associate degree from Molloy University will make it happen. New York’s first and only cardiovascular technology program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) through the Joint Review Committee on Education in Cardiovascular Technology (JRCCVT), at Molloy you’ll learn to perform the diagnostic, preventative, therapeutic and rehabilitative techniques needed to treat and care for cardiovascular patients.

At Molloy, you’ll:

• Earn a dual certification, which makes you highly marketable. This comprehensive program includes both echocardiography and vascular ultrasound specialties.
• Be prepared to work in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, private offices, and outpatient clinics.
• Acquire a comprehensive understanding of current practice techniques and advances in the field of cardiovascular technology.
• Work closely with our experienced faculty who share their practical and theoretical knowledge in diagnostic, preventative, therapeutic, and rehabilitative techniques to help you learn how to evaluate and care for patients with cardiovascular disease.
• Gain extensive, hands-on clinical experience at dedicated clinical sites that include some of the finest healthcare institutions in the region.
• Be eligible for the national registry examinations in ultrasound physics, echocardiography, and vascular technology.

 As a cardiovascular technologist, you will be qualified to work in:

• Hospitals
• Private offices
• Outpatient imaging clinics
• Medical centers
• Outpatient imaging centers
• Echocardiography laboratories
• Vascular laboratories
• Cardiovascular laboratories
• Private physician offices
• Scientific research

Advance your career in healthcare: Complete your bachelor’s degree in health service leadership at Molloy University. Designed for busy professionals, this online, accelerated and affordable program works with your busy schedule, so you can earn your degree in two years or less—and finetune your leadership skills to manage the challenges of the rapidly changing healthcare industry.

At Molloy, you’ll benefit from:

• An accelerated, flexible, and fully online program. You have a choice of seven- or 14-week courses so earning your B.S. can work with your schedule (and life).
• Affordable tuition. Complete your 120-credit bachelor’s degree online for just $550 per credit*.
• Expert faculty committed to your success. Your professors are leaders in the healthcare field who are committed to providing a program that combines vocational and liberal education.
• Learning the skills to lead. Study focuses on financial management, legal issues, management information systems, organization and leadership, and healthcare research.
• A curriculum customized for you. After completing your core health service leadership course, you can tailor your liberal arts education to your interests and goals.
• Personal guidance from an adviser and enrollment specialist to help lead you toward your dream of graduating with a Bachelor of Science in health service leadership.

*Cannot be combined with any Molloy partnership discount or institutional aid. All classes must be taken online.

With your degree, you may:

• Attend graduate school
• Advance to a supervisory position in your profession
• Build a career at a hospital, doctor’s office, or clinic
• Find professional success at an insurance company

Provide the advanced diagnostics physicians need to effectively diagnose, treat, and care for patients: Earn your bachelor’s degree in nuclear medicine technology at Molloy University. One of the few programs in the nation that will prepare you to operate both PET/CT and SPECT/CT equipment, earning your degree here can give you greater marketability and adaptability with today’s changing healthcare technology.

At Molloy, you’ll benefit from:

• The ability to earn two certifications. Our program is one of the few in the nation that prepares graduates to take the national tomography registry exams in both nuclear medicine and computed (CT). These two certifications are required for technologists to operate PET/CT and SPECT/CT equipment.
• A comprehensive, accredited program. The nuclear medicine technology program is accredited by the joint review committee on educational programs in nuclear medicine technology (JRCNMT) and offers courses designed to develop competent, compassionate, and professional nuclear medicine technologists.
• Working closely with expert faculty committed to your success. You’ll learn in small classes with professors who help you gain the knowledge and experience to become proficient in all facets of nuclear medicine and pass the certification examinations.

The need for respiratory care professionals is growing. In fact, The Bureau of Labor lists respiratory care as one of the top-10 developing fields in allied health sciences. With a bachelor’s degree in respiratory care from Molloy University, you can be part of this rapidly expanding field and spend your days helping people, saving lives, and giving something back to your community.
As a licensed respiratory therapist, you will practice under the care of a physician, evaluating and treating all types of patients—from premature infants with underdeveloped lungs to elderly people whose lungs are diseased—with the skill and professionalism you acquire at Molloy.

At Molloy, you’ll benefit from:

• Working closely with our experienced, dedicated faculty. Molloy’s faculty, with over 60 years of experience, is the life and breath of the respiratory care department. They share their knowledge and experience in small classrooms and one-on-one with their students.
• A wealth of hands-on experience. Our on-campus, state-of-the-art equipment and the opportunity to train at a variety of prestigious clinical sites will prepare you for a bright career in this popular field. This program includes over 1,000 hours of clinical experience and will provide you with the knowledge, skills, and professionalism to help you begin your career in the respiratory therapy field.
• A comprehensive, accredited program. The respiratory care program, which is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC), you can earn your bachelor’s and be ready to enter the workforce as a healthcare professional.
• Demand for our graduates. Most Molloy graduates are offered jobs from our clinical affiliations before graduation.
• Licensing preparation. You’ll be eligible to sit for credentialing exams to achieve licensure as a respiratory technician or respiratory therapist.

Licensed respiratory technicians and therapists have a variety of career options:

• Hospital
• Physician’s office
• Skilled nursing facilities
• Home care
• Pulmonary function technologist
• Medical equipment sales
• Graduate training in healthcare leadership
• Polysomnography
• Asthma educator