AIMS graduates connected with RWJ and HMH hiring teams, exploring career opportunities and building connections with leading healthcare employers. Read the full story.

AIMS MRI students stepped into the clinical setting at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, gaining firsthand insight into MRI safety, imaging technology, and the role of healthcare professionals. Read the full story.

Watch AIMS Education’s new “The Moment You Decide” TV campaign, featuring commercials for Cardiovascular, Neurodiagnostic, and Surgical Technology.

AIMS Education's DMS students participated in an immersive ultrasound field experience at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where they explored advanced imaging technology and learned from experienced healthcare professionals.

AIMS Education welcomed Dr. Taylor for an engaging presentation with CVT and DCS students, where he discussed professional credentialing, clinical excellence, effective communication, and the skills needed to build a successful healthcare career.

AIMS Education hosted Dr. Nimisha Mehta for a hands-on lecture on neonatal ultrasound and ultrasound-guided procedures, where students learned imaging techniques, practiced scans in simulation, and explored ultrasound’s critical role in newborn care and early diagnosis.

Discover Winter 2026 at AIMS, featuring student successes, engaging campus events, innovative hands-on learning, and career-building experiences. Read more here.

Enhance your MRI training with the MEDRAD MRXperion MR Injection System for hands-on, safety-focused instruction. Learn more.

Dr. Ricardo Calvo leads an engaging lecture on diastology and cardiac imaging, giving AIMS cardiovascular technology students hands-on clinical insight.

Explore the 2025 AIMS Insider newsletter to discover student achievements, campus events, new programs, and community highlights from the past year.

Enhance your training with the Mentice VIST Virtual Cath Lab simulator for the Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist program. Learn more.

AIMS DMS students explored CT, X-ray, and MRI during a field trip to Jersey Shore University Medical Center. Read the full story.