AANMS Training Setting Accreditation Program.
Specialist medical colleges are required to maintain clear, transparent processes and criteria for assessing, accrediting and monitoring training settings. RACP is required to ensure that any hospital, health service or setting delivering RACP physician training meets the standards necessary to provide safe, high‑quality, workplace‑based education.
The RACP Advanced Training in Nuclear Medicine program is overseen by the RACP Training Program Committee (TPC), which is responsible for ensuring the program is delivered in accordance with these accreditation standards and educational requirements.
RACP TPC has engaged the Australasian Association of Nuclear Medical Specialists (AANMS) to manage and conduct the Training Setting Accreditation Program (TSAP) for the Advanced Training in Nuclear Medicine program.
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Training Setting Accreditation Program Timeframe
The AANMS Training Setting Accreditation Program occurs from January to June each year. Applications submitted outside of this timeframe will be accredited at the discretion of the TSAC.
Training settings wishing to have trainees in the following year, must complete an online application form and provide other evidence as requested, such as a copy of their proposed trainee roster.
2026 Accreditation Program Timing:
- Application: 21st Jan 2026 to 1st March 2026
- Review & Site Visits: March to May 2026
- Accreditation Outcome: May to June 2026
- Training settings accreditation is for the 2027 training year
Current Accredited Training Settings
The following nuclear medicine training settings are accredited:
Overseas Training Settings
Trainee’s wishing to work/train at training settings outside of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand need to discuss this possibility with the RACP TPC Secretariate.
Training settings outside of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand who wish to host nuclear medicine trainees, are welcome to contact the TSAC Secretariate to discuss this possibility.
AANMS Training Setting Accreditation Committee
Chair
- Dr Elizabeth Thomas FRACP FAANMS (WA) – paediatric NM physician & TSAC representative on TPC
Committee
- Dr Michael Kitchener FRACP FAANMS (SA) – immediate past chair
- Dr Sally Ayesa FRANZCR FAANMS (NSW)
- A/Prof. Andrew Nguyen FRACP FAANMS (NSW) – also TPC member/representative
- A/Prof. Martin Cherk FRACP FAANMS (VIC)
- Prof. Sze Ting Lee FRACP FAANMS (VIC) – also TPC member/representative
- Dr Geoff Soo FRANZCR FAANMS (VIC)
- Dr Sally Cox FRACP FRANZCR FAANMS (SA)
- Dr Bruce Goodwin FRACP FAANMS (QLD) – paediatric NM physician
- A/Prof. David Pattison FRACP FAANMS (QLD) – AANMS Board member
Secretariat
Enquiries
- About becoming an accredited training setting, please email to the AANMS Training Setting Accreditation Committee (TSAC).
- About the RACP Advanced Training in Nuclear Medicine training program or applying to work at an accredited training setting, please email the RACP Nuclear Medicine Training Program Committee (TPC), or telephone 1300 697 227.
