These may include, but are not limited to, development of new treatment procedures, immobilization methods, or other intradepartmental procedures. Submissions for continuing competence credit should be formatted the same as other publications or research projects and must meet the same educational criteria. Medical dosimetry work experience acquired during the enrollment period is eligible for credit. The work experience must be verifiable and meet the same requirements enumerated for initial certification, and be obtained while the CMD is enrolled. Item writing for the MDCB certification examination is eligible for credit.
Credit is given only for items that are deemed appropriate for the item pool.
The CMD should contact CS for item writing instructions. B. Ineligible Continuing Education Educational activities that do not conform to the MDCB adopted definition of continuing medical dosimetry education are ineligible for continuing education credits. Attendance at departmental meetings which are considered a requirement of employment. These include, but are not limited to, chart rounds, tumor boards, and grand rounds. Business sessions of meetings sponsored by professional societies.