In short, board certified or eligible. You all again. A radiological physicist should be available to the nuclear medicine service. Note, there is a should in this condition, therefore not a requirement. I am not finding or seeing anything that stipulates there shall or must be an informed consent, or that anything done in the nuclear medicine service is an invasive procedure.
Next step is to check on invasive procedures.
No licensee may perform any act which affects the structure or function of living tissue of the face or body. Ant such act shall be considered an invasive procedure. Well this does list penetration of the skin as an invasive procedure , but this is under a title not applicable or the one stated by the DHS inspector. Now to get to the point. Misadministration are covered under title 17, California Code of Regulations, Article 5, Special Requirements for the Use of Radioactive Material in the Healing Arts, Section 30322, Records and Reports of Misadministration.