Radiation Oncology

Dosimetry Training Tool

Leader in CE availability

Our goal is to provide the CMD and RTT community with the best possible resource to gain their continuing education needed in order to maintain thier accreditation. The MDCB has extended the "Stanford University Cancer Center Post Quizzes" for CE accreditation through 12/11/2010. Continuing Education credits currently approved by the MDCB and are now available for both MDCB CE credit and ARRT CE credit. There are a total of 130 available credits.

 

#1 Web-based Educational Resource for Medical Dosimetry

DTT HomeThe Dosimetry Training Tool provides an internet based tool to relieve mentors of the task of developing and administering approximately 500-600 hours of didactic training to their students. Students are able to use the DTT as a resource to further their educational experience and gain access to material developed by Subject Matter Experts in the field of Radiation Oncology. The Dosimetry Training Tool consists of 24 course modules. Each course module consists of approximately 20 training sessions. Each session title and contains a list of instructional objectives. Each course module is preceded by a pre-quiz consisting of 25 questions, and ends with a final exam consisting of 100 questions.

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Testimonials:

From Students From Educators
"It is extremely helpful in facilitating my learning and grasping of dosimetry concepts, and is also being used a part of formal training for several of my classes."
Corbin Stefan - Student
"DTT provides a lot of information that was not so readily available in my formal training program. It helps to reinforce the things that I was taught. The many graphic illustrations help me remember and understand the material."
Amanda Hurley - Student
"Having recently graduated from a formal program, this tool has been very helpful in preparing me for the MDCB exam. The instruction received from this tool both during the program I attended as well as post graduation, will enhance my performance both in the exam and during my career."
David Lain - Student
"It gives structure to my learning and I feel it'll make me a more well-rounded dosimetrist. Without this tool, I would worry that I may miss something in preparation for the national exam if I solely relied on my total training to be provided by my employer and mentor."
Lisa M Newman - Student
"It is the best possible online program with remarkable information to enhance my teaching to the dosimetrists in my institution. No question about it."
Joseph H Syh, PhD, Medical Physicist - Case Western Reserve University
"It gives me the tools I need to provide didactic training in the fundamentals of dosimetry to OJT dosimetry trainees. The testing component is a huge part of the value of this program. The ability to administer tests and track results is invaluable."
John C. Pfund, MS, Radiation Physicist - Roger Maris Cancer Center
"My students use these modules as an addition to our formal dosimetry program curriculum. The pre- and post-quizzes have been valuable since these have given my students another set of questions from which to learn. As a program director, I find reading the modules invaluable as a "refresher" min-course over each topic, and I use these materials to supplement my course notes."
Claire M. Skowronski, M.S., R.T.(R)(T), CMD - 21st Century Oncology, Inc. School for Radiation Therapy Technology
"The DTT provides an excellent tool to provide and/or supplement the didactic portion of our dosimetrist training program. It has saved me many hours of preparation of materials. Being online, it also provides our trainees the opportunity to study at home without transporting volumes of text."
Brian D. Wichman, MS , Chief Medical Physicist - Kansas City Cancer Center
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