NMT Grades and Levels Grade Sample Clauses

NMT Grades and Levels Grade. 1 Level 1 A person employed by the Company who has provisional registration under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia and is undertaking a clinical placement following the completion of their qualification. Grade 1 Level 2 A person who has registration under the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme with the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia (AHPRA registration), who works under the general direction of a senior NMT. With experience they should be capable of participating in on call work. Grade 1 Level 3 A NMT who is able to work independently and is competent in all areas of general nuclear medicine, including lab, cardiac and therapy procedures, and has a basic understanding of PET CT. A knowledge of basic equipment problem solving is expected. Grade 1 Level 4 A NMT who in addition to fulfilling the Grade 1, Level 3 requirements demonstrates an understanding and responsibility in quality control (QC) activities Grade 1 Level 5 A NMT with a minimum of 3 years post graduation experience in addition to fulfilling the criteria of a Grade 1 Level 4 NMT. Grade 2 Level 1 A NMT competent in all areas of nuclear medicine and PET CT, who demonstrates good problem solving ability and initiative. They will have additional responsibilities such as student training and the day to day operations of a nuclear medicine camera or PET CT. Grade 2 Level 2 A NMT who in addition to fulfilling the Grade 2 Level 1 requirements are responsible for stock control as well as being able to co-ordinate collection of quality control (QC) and patient data to Accreditation standards. A higher level of equipment knowledge and problem solving is expected than a Grade 2 Level 1 NMT. Grade 2 Level 3 A NMT who in addition to fulfilling the Grade 2 Level 2 requirements demonstrates a high level of knowledge, experience and problem solving ability as well as providing leadership to other NMTs in nuclear medicine and PET CT. Must be able to provide guidance, training and education for other staff groups. Grade 2 Level 4 A NMT with a minimum of 10 years post graduation experience. In addition to fulfilling the Grade 2 Level 3 requirements, demonstrates a high level of leadership and an ability to manage day to day operations. Grade 3 Level 1 A NMT with extensive post graduation experience and leadership attributes. A NMT at this level must be capable of the daily running of a multi camera nuclear medicine/...
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