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Establishing a Radiation Safety Credential for Nuclear Medicine Technologists

Frederic Fahey, Briana Sexton-Stallone and Jon Shepard
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology December 2018, 46 (4) 391-393; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnmt.118.214395
Frederic Fahey
1Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
2Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts; and
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1Boston Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts
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3Fusion Physics, LLC, Valrico, Florida
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    Percentage of correct responses by content area. Figure shows that across 6 content areas, examinees demonstrated similar performance ranging from 63.9%–78.3% (1). RAM = radioactive material; CT = computed tomography; Fluoro = fluoroscopy; MR = magnetic resonance.

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    QuestionResponse
    Would you be interested obtaining an RSO credential from the NMTCB to attest to your knowledge of radiation safety matters?
     Yes, I would be interested in pursuing an RSO credential79%
     No, I have no interest in an RSO credential18%
     No answer4%
     Not completed0%
    Are you currently employed in the position of RSO at your facility, hospital, or institution?
     Yes, I am the RSO9%
     No, someone else is the RSO70%
     I am not currently the RSO, but I perform the duties of an RSO8%
     I am currently in the position of an assistant RSO or associate RSO4%
     My employer does not have someone in the RSO position5%
     No answer0%
     Not completed4%
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