Enabling Conditions
This page provides information on how you can have an enabling condition added to your annual practising certificate (APC).
Nuclear Medicine Technologist Enabling Conditions
For Nuclear Medicine Technologists with a qualification that does not include SPECT/PET and/or diagnostic CT
Perform diagnostic CT’s independently on a hybrid SPECT/PET CT
For a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to undertake diagnostic CT’s independently on a hybrid SPECT/PET CT you will need to:
- Complete a Diagnostic CT qualification approved by the board, and
- Complete 120 hours (3 weeks) supervised practise in diagnostic CT
- Submit a logbook, and
- Provide a supervisor(s) report confirming competence to carry out diagnostic CT’s independently.
Before commencing the supervised practise, you must provide the Board with:
- the details of the site where you will be working;
- the name(s) of your supervisor; and
- the proposed timeline for completing the period of supervision.
Perform diagnostic CT independently
For a Nuclear Medicine Technologist to undertake diagnostic CT’s independently you will need to:
- Complete a Diagnostic CT for Molecular Imaging Course, and
- Complete 450 hours (3 months) supervised practise in diagnostic CT (with the first 150 hours under level 1 supervision),
- Submit a logbook, and
- Provide a supervisor(s) report confirming competence to carry out diagnostic CT’s independently.
Before commencing the supervised practise, you must provide the Board with:
- the details of the site where you will be working;
- the name(s) of your supervisor; and
- the proposed timeline for completing the period of supervision.
Pathways for practitioners to move into different modalities