✨ Medical Radiation Technologists Qualifications
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 65 — 22 JUNE 2017
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accredited and monitored by the Board.
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A qualification in radiation therapy approved by the Board combined with appropriate radiation therapy experience.
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A radiation therapy qualification and/or course of study and/or successful completion of a Board registration examination assessment combined with appropriate radiation therapy experience.
- Nuclear Medicine Technologist
The practitioner must satisfy one of the following:
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A relevant health science qualification and a postgraduate diploma in nuclear medicine from a New Zealand tertiary education institution that is accredited and monitored by the Board, combined with appropriate nuclear medicine experience.
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A qualification in nuclear medicine approved by the Board combined with appropriate nuclear medicine experience.
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A nuclear medicine qualification and/or course of study and/or successful completion of a Board registration examination assessment combined with appropriate nuclear medicine experience.
If the nuclear medicine qualification does not contain an assessment of clinical competence, the applicant must have completed a minimum of 3360 hours clinical experience in nuclear medicine before undergoing a Board registration examination assessment.
- Sonographer
The practitioner must satisfy one of the following:
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A relevant health science qualification and a postgraduate diploma in ultrasound from a New Zealand tertiary education institution that is accredited and monitored by the Board, combined with appropriate ultrasound experience.
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A qualification in ultrasound approved by the Board combined with appropriate sonography experience.
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An ultrasound qualification and/or course of study and/or successful completion of a Board registration examination assessment combined with appropriate ultrasound experience.
If the ultrasound qualification does not contain an assessment of clinical competence, the applicant must have completed a minimum of 3360 hours clinical experience in ultrasound before undergoing a Board registration examination assessment.
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Technologist
The practitioner must satisfy one of the following:
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A relevant health science qualification and a postgraduate diploma in MRI from a New Zealand tertiary education institution that is accredited and monitored by the Board, combined with appropriate MRI experience.
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A qualification in MRI approved by the Board combined with appropriate MRI experience.
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A MRI qualification and/or course of study and/or successful completion of a Board registration examination assessment combined with appropriate MRI experience.
If the MRI qualification does not contain an assessment of clinical competence, the applicant must have completed a minimum of 3360 hours clinical experience in MRI before undergoing a Board registration examination assessment.
- Trainee Nuclear Medicine Technologist
The practitioner must satisfy the following:
- A relevant health science qualification approved by the Board and enrolment in a Board-approved course of training in nuclear medicine.
- Trainee Sonographer
The practitioner must satisfy the following:
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