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RADIOLOGY AND NUCMED STAFF:

The staff education office sends regular reminders of mandatory training requirements. The VA Central Office (VACO) and leadership monitors compliance via a metric to measure percentage completion of the required online and in-class courses. The facility and the VISN can get a lower rating if staff members do not complete their assigned training.

Let us all do our part and remain current and compliant of required education classes. Thanks!

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