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Nuclear Medicine Resident Rotations in CT
By the end of the residency training period:
 Each resident must have completed a a minimum of 4 months of CT experience
that may be combined with a rotation that includes PET/CT or SPECT/CT,
although rotation on a CT service is desirable. These rotations will occur at
______________________ under the supervision of
 Dr. ______________________.
 Provide documentation of a minimum of 500 diagnostic CT interpretations
over three years under supervision (with radiologist’s signature) Use the
attached CT Case Log sheet for documentation. Copies of completed log sheets
are to be turned in at the end of each one-month rotation to the Nuclear Medicine
Program Director or Assistant Program Director.
 Documentation of minimum of 100 Category 1 CME hours in the
performance and interpretation of CT (can include online credit, credit from
Radiology, SNM, etc.). Use the attached CT CME Log sheet for documentation.
At the end of each one-month rotation, copies of these log sheets must be turned
into the Nuclear Medicine Program Director or Assistant Program Director.
 Documentation of training in physics of CT and principles of radiation
protection. This is accomplished through attendance of CT physics and
radiation protection classes, independent reading, online courses such as
Nuclear Education Online, etc. Please complete reading log (attach) and give to
Nuclear Medicine Program Director or Assistant Program Director at end of each
rotation.
 Documentation of training in contrast usage and reactions. Complete signed
form (attached) for documentation of completion of this and give to Nuclear
Medicine Program Director or Assistant Program Director.
 Other methods of assessment: 360 evaluations, end-of-rotation overseeing
faculty evaluations of Nuclear Medicine residents, Pre- and post-rotation quizzes,
in-service examinations, documentation of M&M and CT case conference
attendance (attached log sheet)
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Nuclear Medicine Resident Rotations in CT
CT CASE LOG
CT Case #
Date of
Study
Indicate CT Findings (circle
whether H/N, C, A, P)
Overseeing
Radiologist
Name
H/N = Head and Neck, C = Chest, A = Abdomen, P = Pelvis
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Overseeing
Radiologist
Initials or
Signature
Nuclear Medicine Resident Rotations in CT
CT CME LOG
CME Activity Title
Date
Completed
Hours
3
CME Location
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Training in Contrast Usage and Reactions
I participated in training for contrast usage and reactions on __________________
Date
at ________________________.
Location
________________________________________
Signature
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Nuclear Medicine Resident Rotations in CT
M&M and CT Case Conference Attendance Log
Activity Title
Date
Attended
Hours
5
Location
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