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Nuclear Medicine Technologists' Competencies - EANM

The EANM Technologist committee published this year a benchmark document for nuclear medicine technologist competencies.

This is an update from a competency document originally from 1998 which itself was adapted from BNMS competencies written by the BNMS Technology group (a forerunner of the RTN group)

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Apprenticeships in Nuclear Medicine

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Faculty of Physician Associates

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Quality Assurance for SPECT systems

New learning e-modules are available on the IAEA website

Quality Assurance for SPECT systems modules can be accessed here

New Publication Released Online: PET/CT Atlas on Quality Control and Image Artefacts

The new IAEA publication “PET/CT Atlas on Quality Control and Image Artefacts” has been released on the Internet.

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NHS Higher Specialist Scientific Training Programme (HSST) 2014

The recruitment process for the NHS Higher Specialist Scientific Training Programme (HSST) 2014 is now open.

Further information is available on the NHS Careers website

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View Core Person Specification for entry to Higher Specialist Scientific Training

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New MSc Programmes Consultation

The Modernising Scientific Careers (MSC) programme has developed new MSc programmes to support the delivery of the Healthcare Scientist Training Programme.

The 2010 / 2011 version of the Medical Physics MSc Learning Outcomes and Indicative content is available to view and download on http://www.networks.nhs.uk/nhs-networks/msc-framework-curricula/documents/MSc%20Medical%20Physics%202010-11.pdf

All seven MSc programmes have been made available for 2011 commissioning purposes and are now available to view and download on NHS Networks Framework

This work has been led by the Professional Advisers in the Department of Health MSC team and has benefited from extensive professional and NHS involvement. Colleagues from your Professional Body may have been involved in the development of the programmes and in addition may also have sought comments from other colleagues and/or one of your committees.

The Education and Training Working Group of the Medical Education England Healthcare Science Programme Board, which provides professional advice on education and training issues to the Secretary of State and his advisors in DH, has reviewed and commented on the MSc Learning Outcomes and Indicative content for the Scientist Training Programme.

The ETWG has formally requested the BNMS's comments on the STP MSc Learning Outcomes and indicative content, which the MEE ETWG would be pleased to consider during their next meeting.

If you have any comments that you would like to make please send them to us at office@bnms.org.uk before 21st April 2011.

Nuclear Medicine for Medical Students and Junior Doctors

NUCLEAR MEDICINE FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS AND JUNIOR DOCTORS, Dr. John W Frank, M.Sc., FRCP, FRCR, FBIR.

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Bone Atlas

Click the link below to access the bone atlas

Bone Atlas

Educational templates as published in NMC

Multi-professional Educational Templates for Myocardial Perfusion Imaging (MPI) from Nuclear Medicine Education Committee Sub-group of BNMS Education (abstract pdf)

Myocardial Perfusion Imaging template

European Board of Nuclear Medicine

The Certificate of Fellowship of the European Board in Nuclear medicine is intended to demonstrate that candidates knowledge and ability in nuclear medicine satisfy European standards. You can download all relevant documents from the EANM website

Interested in Nuclear Medicine Education?

Click here to download the latest report from CANME (Consortium for the Accreditation of Nuclear Medicine Education) - this gives the terms of reference of this joint body and a summary of their recent activities.

 

 

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