Vascular Interventional Technology (VIT)
The Vascular Interventional Technology (VIT) Program at UNMC allows students to obtain classroom and clinical experience related directly to vascular and interventional technology. Completion of an accredited Radiography program, ARRT certification, and 35 specified college prerequisites are required for admission into the VIT Program, which is offered as a post-primary radiography certification modality at UNMC.
Members of the VIT faculty include radiologic technologists with VIT certification, interventional radiologists, nurses, and program directors that teach courses relating to their expertise.
Each semester consists of approximately 12-16 hours of course work and clinical rotations scheduled throughout the 12-month program.
After completion of the program graduates are awarded the Bachelor Degree in Radiation Science Technology and are eligible to sit for the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists certification exam in Vascular Interventional Technology (VIT).
