The aim of employment at the Clinic for Nuclear Medicine is to complete the full nuclear medicine training programme to become a specialist in nuclear medicine in accordance with the requirements of the Baden-Württemberg Medical Association. There is also the option of a combined nuclear medicine/radiology training programme.
(a detailed overview of this programme can be viewed here)

The ever-increasing combination of radiological and nuclear medicine activities suggests an integrated specialist training programme. The Clinics for Nuclear Medicine and Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology have developed a structured joint training programme to qualify as a specialist in nuclear medicine and radiology.

The core of the programme is the guarantee of a minimum training period of 8 years in total to obtain both specialist qualifications through optimal alternating rotations (see diagram below). The curriculum has been coordinated and agreed with the South Württemberg District Medical Association.

( You can view a detailed overview of this programme here)

If you are interested in carrying out a clinical traineeship or a practical year, please contact Dr Nina Eberhardt or the head secretariat directly.

Further information on the contents of the practical year can be found in the logbook, for example.