Below are answers to our most frequently asked questions. If you have any questions that are not answered here, please contact us at (212) 847-7490 or request more information here.

The first step to applying to the Institute of Allied Medical Professions (IAMP) is to call the admissions office and schedule an appointment, or click here to schedule an appointment.

We require all applicants to meet with an admissions representative for their benefit. Our admissions department wants to make certain the applicant knows every important detail about the program they are applying for. This meeting is also for the applicants to ask all questions about IAMP and view our excellent facilities.

Our admissions representatives are very flexible and will work with you to find a time that you have available, including weeknights and weekends. Call the admissions office today and ask to speak to a representative for more details.

Each program has different requirements. For all programs the minimum requirement is a high school diploma.

All coursework done outside the United States will have to be evaluated by an evaluation service to show the U.S. equivalency of your particular education. Our admissions representatives have the contact information for several of these services, call them and ask which one will be best for you.

We typically enroll for Fall and Spring class start dates all year round. For specific dates and deadlines call the admissions office and speak to an admissions representative.

Yes, IAMP offers a variety of student loans that can cover the entire cost of your tuition and living expenses. We also provide installment plans for those who want to pay their tuition over time.

IAMP's financial advisors will fill out loan paperwork and submit your loan application. Just pick up the phone and make an appointment. We will help you apply for the student loan of your choice. At IAMP, we will work closely with each individual to determine the best financial option available.

The education you receive at IAMP will give you the skills to land your first job in a very promising career. A career in healthcare will always thrive because of the constant advancements and growth, resulting in a constant need for healthcare professionals. IAMP was founded to fill these needs in healthcare by offering programs that do not take as long as medical school, but succeeds in providing competent, skillful professionals.

Yes, IAMP has job placement, however we can not guarantee you a job, but you can! We will do everything we can to get your foot in to door of the medical field, schedule interviews and circulate your resume. However it is the responsibility of the student to show up to these interviews, on time, and ready to impress the interviewer with your skills and knowledge. You can ensure yourself a job by maintaining a good GPA, demonstrating a professionalism and skill at your clinical rotations, and then outlining these achievements to possible employers.

As an IAMP alumni our doors are always open to you. IAMP is a great source for a well-connected community of healthcare professionals. We have alumni meetings and CME credit opportunities. It is very beneficial to your career as a healthcare professional to remain an active IAMP alumnus.

You can obtain an official transcript, simply by requesting one in writing. On a piece of paper, list your personal information: name, campus attended, social security number, and where you want the official copy to be mailed. A processing fee of $5.00 should also be included.

Yes you can. Students holding a Bachelor's degree are eligible to take the registry exam immediately after completing our program. Students without a Bachelor's degree have to work full time for one year to be eligible for the exam. Since the Delray Beach campus is a CAAHEP accredited DMS program, graduates can sit for the registry immediately upon graduation for Cardiac, Fetal, Abdomen, Breast and OBGY registries regardless of previous education. IAMP admissions criteria still apply.

No. You can definitely be hired as a sonographer without being registered. However we do encourage all of our students to take the registry exam to add to their credentials and therefore further their careers.

Where you are placed for your clinical is determined by our clinical coordinator. We have a wide variety of clinical affiliates located throughout your metropolitan area.

Based upon clinical site availability and in an attempt to provide the student with a well-rounded experience, students will be required to complete their externships at more than one clinical facility. Actual times for externships are set by the externship site.

IAMP has a long list of premiere medical and imaging centers as our clinical affiliates. Call the admissions office and ask a representative about the different sites available.

Yes you can. To arrange a full time six month clinical rotation with your place of work, you can start by calling the clinical coordinator at your campus.