European Radiopharmacy Course

European Radiopharmacy Course
Saclay, France

An intensive postgraduate course

Purpose

 To improve the training of radiopharmacists and radiopharmaceutical chemists

 To contribute to a European academic education in radiopharmacy

 To favour through harmonisation of training the mobility of students and workers

Objectives

 To improve your radiopharmaceutical knowledge and practical training

 To be recognised as a radiopharmacist/radiopharmaceutical chemist

A comprehensive course

ERC Block 3
« Research and medical applications
of radio-pharmaceuticals »

Duration : 10 days
Course dates : March 2012, to be defined
Registration deadline : 1 February 2012
Registration fee :
Students 500 € • Professionals 3 450 €


Research and development applications

 Radiopharmacology
 Biopharmacy of radiopharmaceuticals
 Toxicology
 News trends in radiopharmaceuticals
 Clinical trials of radiopharmaceuticals

Medical applications

 Diagnosis : adverse reactions of radiopharmaceuticals, clinical applications
 Imaging technics - Comparative studies
 Metabolic radiotherapy
 Radioecology

Course assets

European academic education

 Full European vision of radiopharmaceutical practices.

 European recognition : The ERC consists of block 3 « Research and medical applications of radio-pharmaceuticals » of the European Association of Nuclear Medicine course entitled : « European postgraduate education of persons responsible for the small-scale production and quality control of radiopharmaceuticals ».

Practical education

 Lectures given by european professionals.

 A content related to practice : exercises (40% of the teaching time) consolidating theoretical lectures.

Examination

 Examination in your native language or in English (MCQ, short questions and problems).

 A certificate will be given to students who have successfully passed the written exam which confers to the holder the EANM block 3 « Research and medical applications of radio-pharmaceuticals ».

Attending conditions

Applicants should either have the following qualification :

 resident or professional pharmacists,

 chemists (Masters of Sciences in chemistry or analytical chemistry),

 biochemists (Masters of Sciences in biochemistry),

 qny equivalent diploma or/and professional experience.

Applications need to be validated by the applicant’s national coordinator. The list of the national coordinators can be obtained by contacting Patricia Charton (see contact below).

Contacts

European Radiopharmacy Course (ERC)
INSTN / UETSR
Point courrier n° 35
Centre CEA de Saclay - F-91191 Gif-sur-Yvette Cedex

Coordinator : Patricia Charton
patricia.charton@cea.fr
Tel. : +33 1 69 08 22 95
Fax : +33 1 69 08 57 53

General coordinator : Pr. Akli Hammadi, PhD
akli.hammadi@cea.fr
Tel. +33 1 69 08 63 08
Fax +33 1 69 08 57 53

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