European Board of Nuclear Medicine Syllabus For Post Graduate Specialisation in Nuclear Medicine, 2006/2007 update, Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging [91kb]

2009 Certificate of Fellowship of the European Board of Nuclear Medicine, Application Form [95kb]

2009 Certificate of Fellowship of the European Board of Nuclear Medicine information [18kb] Please note there are significant changes in the examination for 2009 even if you have applied before. Please read.

Certificate of Fellowship of the European Board of Nuclear Medicine: Examples of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) [195kb]

The following are key changes to the Fellowship Examination in Nuclear Medicine:

1. All those who pass the examination and have their specialization in Nuclear Medicine are given the certificate of Fellowship of the European Board on Nuclear Medicine and have the right to use the letters FEBNM.

2. Those candidates qualified in non-UEMS countries, who presently hold the Certificate of the European Board of Nuclear Medicine, will be upgraded to full Fellowship as of January 1, 2009. During 2009 new Fellowship certificates will be issued [new design, embossed printing on document paper, official EBNM seal].

3. Those training in approved training schemes in nuclear medicine leading to specialization in a country which is a full or affiliate member of the UEMS can take to final examination in their final year of study though proof will need to be provided that this is the case.

4. As CESMA cannot inspect non-UEMS training for candidates outside the UEMS for those with specialization acquired in non-UEMS countries the final part of the Fellowship can only be taken 3 years after specialization.

5. The examination will take place in Vienna in May 2009 at the EANM Headquarters not at the EANM’09 Annual Congress.

For more information, go to:

http://uems.eanm.org/ section Committees, Fellowship Examination, Information for 2009 exam
http://uems.eanm.org/committees/fellowship_examination/ebnm_fellow_certificate.php?navId=401
EANM’09 web site
http://eanm09.eanm.org/programme/prog_ebnm_fc.php?navId=22 
 

Date: 12 & 13 September 2009
Venue: Department of Radiology, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 0QQ, UK.
Tel: +44-1223-336890
Fax: +44-1223-33091

This two days’ intensive course covers 6-8 viva sessions and at least 3 rapid reporting and 3 reporting sessions. The course aims to consolidate candidates in preparation for the exam with experienced tutors in different subspecialties.

Course fees £380 inclusive of breakfast, refreshments and lunch over two days.

Places are limited so early reservation is advised. Please contact Course Secretary, Mrs Jackie Green, for registration and further details.
 

Continuing Biomedical Imaging Education (CBIE) courses, UMMC, Malaysia
Continuing biomedical imaging education seminars/workshops are organized by the Department of Biomedical Imaging (Radiology), University of Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur. The topics covered may range from basic ultrasound to interventional courses, including radiation safety workshops.

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Mammography Education, Inc. offers a variety of state-of-the-art Continuing Medical Education (CME) courses on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Breast diseases, designed for radiologists, surgeons, pathologists, oncologists, gynaecologists, administrators and radiology technologists by Course Director, Professor László Tabár, M.D. and an Internationally renowned Faculty

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Short courses in Radiopharmacy/Radiochemistry, PET Technology and Clinical PET are 2 – 4 week courses intended to offer scientists and physicians with appropriate background and qualifications opportunities to observe, learn and practise procedures involved in PET and nuclear medicine. 

Parties involved in the courses include the Australian Institute of Radiochemical Engineering based at the WA PET/Cyclotron Service in Perth; RAPID Laboratories Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and the WA PET/Cyclotron Service.

Download brochure on the short courses: ShortCoursesECU.pdf (650 kb)

Website: www.chs.ecu.edu.au/org/sons/

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