The Radionuclide Calibrator Training Course was established in 2012 to provide training to Nuclear medicine staff on the theory and operation of Radionuclide Calibrators.

It is currently delivered as a one day course by experts from across the NHS and industry and is open to anyone interested in improving their knowledge of this essential piece of equipment. It follows closely the guidance provided in GPG93 (Protocol for Establishing and Maintaining the Calibration of Medical Radionuclide Calibrators and their Quality Control).

The course is closely linked with the Radionuclide Calibrator Users' Forum (RCUF) which acts as a focal point for discussion of problems and dissemination of information between users of radionuclide calibrators. It enables participants to pool knowledge and share experience, thereby minimising any duplication of effort when problem solving and implementing best practice.

Forthcoming courses

Details of the next (2nd) RCTC will appear here when confirmed.

Previous courses

Details of previous courses online:

• 1st Radionuclide Calibrator Training Course: 29 November 2012

Contact

For more information, please contact Andrew Fenwick