Petition updateLet Us Work: Stop NY from Destroying JPU Radiology Careers🗓️ June 24th Update – Town Hall Recap: Lawsuit Filed, New MRI Pathway, and Clarifying the Truth
Martin SterlingStaten Island, NY, United States
24 Haz 2025

Thank you to everyone continuing to support this movement and stand up for due process. Here’s what was shared at today’s graduate town hall:

 
⚖️ LEGAL ACTIONS UNDERWAY
✅ Federal lawsuit has been officially filed against the NY Department of Health and the Department of Education.
✅ A state-level lawsuit is also in process.
🧑🏽‍⚖️ The federal case includes a request for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) to restore licensure rights while the case is pending.
⚖️ The TRO decision could arrive in 10–20 days depending on the court docket.
🧾 A press release about the lawsuit has been distributed to hospital partners and clinical affiliates.
 
🚫 DEBUNKING MISINFORMATION
1-JPU never claimed to be JRCERT accredited—that has always been clear.
2-JPU is still fully accredited by ACCSC, recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Education.
3-Nothing has changed with JPU’s accreditation. What changed is DOH policy—without legal justification.
4-Rumors that “Isaac resigned” or “JPU lost accreditation” are 100% false.
5-Students should not panic over unconfirmed social media posts—stay connected to official university communications.
 
🧠 SUPPORT & COMMUNICATION
📧 A new dedicated email was created for student-specific questions.
-Staff will respond directly to individual concerns about licensing, legal questions, and clinical planning.
 
💼 BACKUP PLAN: FREE MRI PROGRAM OFFERED. I REPEAT FREE!!!!
-JPU is offering students (maybe just graduates) a FREE 7.5-week MRI training program through Advanced Imaging Review.
This path:

1-Does not require NY State licensure (since MRI doesn’t involve radiation)
2-Can lead to ARRT certification in MRI
3-Opens doors to jobs paying $50–$78/hr
4-Students can enroll in July, September, or later within a 12-month access window
5-Clinical sites will be assigned near your location
 
🌎 LICENSING OPTIONS OUTSIDE NY
-JPU and ARRT credentials are recognized in many other states, including Indiana and Connecticut.
-If NY rejects licensure, students can:

Apply in another state (e.g., Indiana in 48 hours)
Use that license as a basis for NY reciprocity
File a second NY application as an out-of-state graduate
 
🔎 IMPORTANT REMINDERS
1-NY DOH letters about revocation are vague and not signed by individuals—always document who you speak with if you call.
2-Students receiving letters have been advised by DOH reps to hold off returning licenses until further instruction.
3-If your license has already been revoked, JPU legal counsel will provide guidance and next steps in the next graduate town hall.
 
If you haven’t already:

✊🏽 Sign and share the petition at our new student website:
📢 https://letusworknow.com/

📘 Full legal breakdown & other info:
https://letusworknow.com/resources

 

We’re fighting for fairness. We’re fighting for the law. And we’re not backing down.

#JusticeForJPU

#JPUStudentsMatter

#StopDOHAbuse

#JPUIsAccredited

#LetUsWork

#FixItNY

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