Regulation 11

has the necessary qualifications, having regard to the type and nature of the work performed by that personnel;

is assessed on the personnel’s competencies before the personnel is allowed to perform any task or provide any service in relation to the licensee’s provision of the nuclear medicine service;

attends adequate training on a regular basis in relation to the provision of the nuclear medicine service;

attends appropriate training on a regular basis in relation to radiation safety awareness; and

is assessed periodically on the personnel’s competencies and work performance.

a Clinical Governance Officer; or

another personnel with at least 3 years of relevant experience.

where the task or service may be lawfully performed or provided only by an individual who is a healthcare professional or radiation safety officer — the personnel’s working experience in relation to the task or service after the personnel is registered as a healthcare professional or is appointed as a radiation safety officer, as the case may be; or

in any other case — the personnel’s working experience in relation to the task or service.

a duly qualified allied health professional;

a medical practitioner;

a registered nurse, enrolled nurse or registered midwife within the meaning of the Nurses and Midwives Act 1999 who holds a valid practising certificate under that Act; or

a pharmacist who is registered under the Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 and holds a valid practising certificate under that Act.