Nutrigenomics Graduate Certificate Statistics

A paper copy of the Program Effectiveness Data is available upon request to info@jpu.edu.
Reporting Period from July 1 through June 30, 2022.

Nutrigenomics Graduate Certificate

Placement Rate

RatePopulationDescription
100%1 of 1Student Cohorts between April 2020 and March 2021

Graduation Rate (Percent of graduates who complete their program within 150% of the stated program length)

RatePopulationDescription
100%1 of 1Student Cohorts between April 2020 and March 2021

Nutrition Oncology Graduate Certificate Statistics

A paper copy of the Program Effectiveness Data is available upon request to info@jpu.edu.
Reporting Period from July 1 through June 30, 2022.

Nutrition Oncology Graduate Certificate

Placement Rate

RatePopulationDescription
100%1 of 1Student Cohorts between April 2020 and March 2021

Graduation Rate (Percent of graduates who complete their program within 150% of the stated program length)

RatePopulationDescription
100%1 of 1Student Cohorts between April 2020 and March 2021

AS in Radiologic Technology Now in Staten Island

LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS BRING NEEDED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO STATEN ISLAND

Staten Island, New York, USA – December 17, 2020: A career focused school is now available to our residents. Staten Island based medical imaging experts, Anthony Mungo and Thomas Petrone have teamed up with John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences to launch Staten Island’s first radiologic technology program; our only local career school. The Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology program was developed to create a pathway for high school graduates and working adults to obtain a college degree without the need to leave their full-time job. The 16-month Radiologic Technology program affords students the opportunity to begin their career in a short period of time. Graduates will quickly find employment and pause their education or have the option to continue to BS and MS degrees. Until now, this type of work/education flexibility was not available locally. The program is based on successful blending of virtual learning and physical classes as well as clinical rotations at local imaging centers and hospitals.

Radiologic technologists make up the third-largest group of health care professionals—surpassed in number only by physicians and nurses. Radiologic technologists, also known as Radiographers, complete specialized training to accurately position patients and produce images of organs, extremities, and other parts of the body that doctors then use to diagnose and determine treatment plans for injuries and disease.

The deadline to apply for the next class is May 3, 2021.

Anthony Mungo, RT, a lifelong resident of Staten Island, founder of Advanced Imaging Review and Director of Radiology at Overlook Medical Center in Summit, NJ, stated, “Careers in radiography have become much more diverse as the field of radiology has grown and evolved from the initial discovery of x-rays in 1895”.” Today there are more complex and sophisticated scanning methods like computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and Mammography that have allowed radiologic technologists to expand their careers and grow professionally”. As technology has expanded, so has demand for highly skilled men and women to fill the varied positions available to radiologic technologists with a starting salary of $70,000 annually.

The collaboration of local healthcare professionals is what forged a friendship between Anthony and Thomas. Both have a passion for education and love for the medical imaging profession and how it has evolved. Dr. Thomas Petrone, Ph.D., founder, and Chief Medical Physicist of Petrone Associates located in West Brighton, is also a lifelong Staten Islander who has been active for decades in the community. His practice covers all of NYC and provides services in several other states. He is a co-founder of the radiologic technology program. Along with his staff of highly credentialed physicists, they contributed to the development and content creation of the curricula for the Radiologic Technology program. The program differentiates itself from most others in having actual board-certified physicists deliver the education in those technical subjects, presenting them in a practical and understandable manner. This will most adequately prepare students to obtain the ARRT certification in radiologic technology.

For information on the Radiologic Technology program, https://jpu.edu/contact-form/

For information on all programs, visit John Patrick University online at www.jpu.edu , or call 574-232-2408 to speak with an admissions specialist

For inquires please contact:

Thomas Petrone

718-815-6807

tpetrone@petroneassoc.com

John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences and Prominent New York Medical Imaging Experts Bring Innovative Educational Programs to New York City

Program Fast Tracks Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology Degree to 16 Months, Allows Students to Take Courses Without Leaving Current Jobs

January 13, 2021 08:48 AM Eastern Standard Time

NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A new, career-focused technical school is now available to NYC residents. John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences has teamed with Staten Island-based medical imaging experts, Anthony Mungo, RT and Thomas Petrone, Ph.D. to launch the region’s first hybrid, career-based Radiologic Technology Program.

“Today there are more complex and sophisticated scanning methods like computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and Mammography that have allowed radiologic technologists to expand their careers and grow professionally.”

The Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology (ASRT) program was developed to create a pathway for high school graduates and working adults to obtain a college degree within 16 months without the need to leave their current job, versus typical programs that take two years and are rarely designed to accommodate those in current jobs without having to leave their employment. The ASRT program blends virtual learning and physical classes as well as clinical rotations at local imaging centers and hospitals. Classwork is online with a 3-day boot camp each trimester held within the geographic region, clinical rotations are also held at local medical facilities.

The program also has pathways so that graduates can continue straight into BS and MS degrees or pause their educations to work. Until now, this specific type of education flexibility was not available locally. The program differentiates itself from most others in having actual board-certified physicists deliver the education in those technical subjects, presenting them in a practical and understandable manner. This will help prepare students to obtain the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification in radiologic technology.

The deadline to initiate the application for the next class is January 17, 2021.

As technology has expanded and the population has aged, so has demand for highly skilled men and women to fill the varied positions available to radiologic technologists with attractive starting salaries. RTs make up the third-largest group of health care professionals—surpassed in number only by physicians and nurses. Also known as Radiographers, RTs complete specialized training to accurately position patients and produce images of organs, extremities and other parts of the body that doctors then use to diagnose and determine treatment plans for injuries and disease.

Anthony Mungo, RT, program co-founder, a lifelong resident of Staten Island, founder of Advanced Imaging Review and a long time NY Presbyterian Radiology Administrator, stated, “Careers in radiography have become much more diverse as the field of radiology has grown and evolved from the initial discovery of x-rays in 1895.”

Program co-founder Thomas Petrone, founder, and Chief Medical Physicist of Petrone Associates located also in Staten Island, added, “Today there are more complex and sophisticated scanning methods like computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and Mammography that have allowed radiologic technologists to expand their careers and grow professionally.”

John Patrick University founder and President Brent Murphy commented, “The Associate of Science in Radiologic Technology is really an opportunity for New Yorkers to tap into a very strong career track, and in a compressed period of time. This is particularly economically efficient for those who are already working and looking to change careers without having to quit work and potentially go into debt.

He continued, “We worked closely with program co-founders Mr. Mungo and Dr. Petrone, who are extremely well known in the field, to develop the curricula and they will be a core part of the program along with a team of medical physicists, radiologic technologists and other educators, that they have recruited. They are not only passionate about educating the next generation of technologists, they are also proud to bring career opportunities to fellow New Yorkers.”

For information on the Radiologic Technology program:

For information on all programs, visit John Patrick University online at www.jpu.edu, or call 574-232-2408 to speak with an admissions specialist.

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