Continuing Education Opportunities

AAMD CE Transcript

AAMD online CE transcripts solely dedicated to maintaining CE credits earned through the AAMD Directed Journal Readings. All CE credits earned through AAMD, ASRT or any other affiliated organization's activities must be sent directly to the MDCB in order to receive credit toward your CMD credential. Information on where to send your CE certificates and transcripts can be found on the MDCB website at www.mdcb.org.

AAMD Directed Journal Readings (DJR) Categories

eRADIMAGING CE Articles for Medical Dosimetrists

• Image-Guided Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer (1 credit)
• The Role and Value of Nuclear Medicine in the Imaging of Sentinel Nodes and Breast Cancer (1 credit)
• The Role of Image Fusion in Medical Dosimetry (1 credit)
• Screening for Breast Cancer: A New Approach (1 credit)
• The Role of Neuroimaging in Diagnosis and Treatment of Adult Gliomas of the Brain (1 credit)
• New Technological Advancements in Breast Imaging (1 credit)
• Lung Cancer: A Review of Current Treatment Modalities with a Focus on New Strategies (1 credit)
• The Use of Ultrasound in Biopsies and Procedures (1 credit)
• Evidence for Utilizing Magnetic Resonance Imaging to Detect Breast Cancer in the Axilla and Contralateral Breast (.5 credit)
• Digital Mammography: The Promise of Improved Breast Cancer Detection (.5 credit)
• Prostate-Specific Antigen Test: Is It a Valid Screening Tool for Prostate Cancer? (.5 credit)
• Coming Soon: A Review of MRI of the Breast and MRI-Guided Stereotactic Biopsy

Board Review Courses

• Medical Dosimetry Board Review Courses at University of Texas San Antonio
  A week long comprehensive Dosimetry Review offered on three different dates:
  February 8, April 19 or May 17
  Please contact Paula Losey at (210) 450-1109 (210) 450-1109 email losey@uthscsa.edu for more information
  Web site info: http://www.ctrc.net/ctrc_2_2_radonc.cfm?db_content=radiationdosimetryreview

Online Modules

• Stanford University Cancer Center's web-based "Dosimetry Training Tool" The Dosimetry Training Tool portal provides a tool to relieve mentors of the task of developing and administering approximately 500-600 hours of didactic training to their students. Students are able to use the Dosimetry Training Tool as a resource to further their educational experience and gain access to material developed by Subject Matter Experts in the field of Radiation Oncology. The online training tool consists of 24 course modules.
  Each course module will consist of approximately 20 training sessions. Post quizzes are certified through the MDCB for CMD CE and ARRT Category-A for 5 CE credits each with a total of 140 CE credits in all.

  Please visit our web site at: http://www.dosimetrytrainingtool.com or contact the DTT Support team at: support@dosimetrytrainingtool.com for more information.