
PET/CT Certificate (PET/CT)
Criteria
PET/CT Criteria
The CAMRT Certificate in PET/CT is available to:
- Medical Radiation Technologists who have been certified by the CAMRT in the practice of nuclear medicine
- Internationally educated medical radiation technologists (IEMRTs) in the specialty of nuclear medicine who are graduates of medical radiation technology programs similar to Canadian accredited programs
The PET/CT program has both didactic and clinical components.
Didactic Learning
- Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 1 course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%.
- Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 2 (or Sectional Anatomy 1) course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%.
- Successful completion of CAMRT’s CT Imaging 3 (or Sectional Anatomy 2) course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%.
- Successful completion of CAMRT’s PET Theory and Clinical Applications for PET/CT course, with a minimum exam mark of 75%.
Clinical Experience
1. Practice in PET/CT for at least 400 hours in a 15-month block; and 2. Completion of a Summary of Clinical Competence under the direct supervision of an eligible Clinical Advisor. The SCC is a list of procedures and associated competencies that must be assessed by the clinical advisor.
After review of all components – didactic and clinical - by the CTIC Committee, the Certificate in PET/CT is granted to the technologist. The designation granted is PET/CT.
[Download] (https://www.camrt.ca/professional-development/certificate-programs/petct-certificate/) the Program Handbook, including the complete list of procedures and associated competencies.