CBNC Upcoming Dates

Registration for the 2023 CBNC Examinations will open on May 20, 2023. 

• The Certification Regular Deadline is Tuesday, August 8, 2023.
• The Recertification Regular Deadline is Tuesday, August 29, 2023.
• Examination Window: November 7, 2023 – December 28, 2023

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ASNC’s Nuclear Cardiology Board Prep OnDemand

ASNC holds the Board Exam Prep Course each year with a two-day live meeting and OnDemand self-study course based on the CBNC blueprint. 

2023 Board Prep OnDemand includes:
 

• Video lectures and four practice exams based on the CBNC exam blueprint
• Supplemental courses covering PET, SPECT, and amyloid
• New exams with 160+ questions and expert-led reviews
• Opportunities to earn up to 30* CME credits and MOC points

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​Nuclear Cardiology Certification for Technologists

The Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB) offers a specialty examination in nuclear cardiology. In addition to having active NMTCB, ARRT(N), or CAMRT Nuclear Medicine Certification, candidates must document a minimum of 700 hours of clinical experience performing all aspects of nuclear cardiology imaging. Supervision must be performed by a board certified cardiologist, nuclear medicine physician, or radiologist, OR direct supervision must be performed by a certified NMTCB, ARRT(N), or CAMRT nuclear medicine technologist. The NCT specialty certification is a time-limited credential that will last seven (7) years from the date of certification. After seven years, the specialty certificant has the option to recertify through either (1) re-examination OR (2) by displaying 42 hours of specialty-specific continuing education for each year of certification. 

ASNC Scientific Session and Exhibition
Technologists attending the Annual Scientific Sessions can use their CE credits towards the 7 years/42 hours of nuclear cardiology CE.

Journal CE
Earn valuable continuing medical education credit every year that can be applied towards your 7 year recertification in nuclear cardiology.  Each issue of ASNC’s Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC) features an article designated for continuing education credit, offering a maximum of 1 ARRT Category A credits for technologists.