The study will be similar to one conducted for Brigham and Women's Hospital that
determined average radiologic technologist time per exam and clinical variables that affect …

procedures in radiology, radiation therapy, clinical laboratory proce dures, and nuclear
magnetic reso nance imaging (1). Another significant change is the growth ofdiagnostic …

This survey investigated the nature of imaging staff and the distribution and structure of
nuclear medicine departments in the UK. Total numbers of cameras and average per …

I have spent over $4,000 in my institution advertising for certified nuclear medicine
technologists and I have not received one application. Now I will have to look for noncertified …

To the Editor: As a nuclear medicine technology educator and researcher, I was quite
dismayed upon reading the June 1989 article" Nuclear Medicine Technologist Salaries." I do …

I am grateful to Gunderman [1] for his article on recruiting future academic radiologists, but I
think that two points deserve special emphasis. Tomorrow's academic radiologists will …

I growth in the United States stimulated the post World War II development of addi tional
medical schools as well as enlargement of existing medical schools resulting in a …

694 academic medical centers. Hospitals have responded by reducing the number of
support personnel, thus shifting work from the technical to the professional side of our health …

Newslin berexam. IntheDecember 1986is sue of the Journal ofNuclear Medi cine
Technology, the NMTCB pub lished an updated task list and exam matrix designed to reflect …

In Connecticut, the recruitment of nuclear medicine technologists has been difficult.
Considerable time delays have been encountered and eventual hiring of individuals from …