Why CE Matters in Nuclear Medicine

Explains why continuing education is required to maintain competence in radiopharmaceutical safety, radiation protection, PET quantification, and evolving theranostic techniques and how CE supports credentialing and quality improvement.

Designing a Nuclear Medicine CE Plan

Guidance on selecting accredited CE courses, tracking credits, and prioritizing topics such as radiation safety, PET quantification, radiopharmacy updates, and theranostics; includes a two year sample CE calendar balancing clinical skills with a quality improvement project.

Applying CE to Clinical Practice

Examples of practice improvements from CE such as optimizing administered activities to reduce dose, improving patient preparation to reduce artifacts, and implementing new reconstruction or quantification methods learned in courses.