In This Section
- About The Council
- AAC President's Message
- AAC Resources
- AAC Outreach
- AAC Governance
- AAC Member Benefits
The mission of the Advanced Associate Council is to:
- Aid those who are interested in developing a Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate program at their facility.
- Support the practice and policy needs of the NMAA and other areas of technologist advanced practice.
- Aid with activities associated with nurturing and growing the NMAA, including effecting the necessary culture change to allow this designation to function properly.
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ACR Resolution Endorsing The Statement “Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate – Roles and Responsibilities”. (Page 66 Section II, Item 10)
Statement of Consideration - Public Hearing on 201 KAR 46:010
Nuclear Medicine Practitioner: The Development of a Middle Level Provider in Nuclear Medicine
NUCLEAR MEDICINE ADVANCED ASSOCIATES: PHYSICIAN EXTENDERS IN NUCLEAR MEDICINE – NOW IS THE TIME
Euro-American Discussion Document on Entry Level and Advanced Practice in Nuclear Medicine
Advanced Practice in Nuclear Medicine: A Pathway to Clinical Leadership
2016 NMAA Survey Results
A survey was sent to SNMMI members to evaluate the NMAA job market and how NMAAs could be utilized to best support the practice. See Survey Results.
Questions about the Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate program? Learn more about the program.
The Society recognizes the need for sub-specialty interests/expertise within the field of nuclear medicine and moleuclar imaging. Councils provide the expertise, professional networking and educational programs for nuclear medicine professionals in respective areas and serve as a resource for development and implementatin of Society policies.
Council membership is voluntary. Councils adhere to Society Bylaws and policies, while operating under its own Operating Procedures, as approved by the House of Delegates, and its own business plan and budget, as approved by the SNMMI Board of Directors.
This section provides the following council specific information.
AAC Council Reports to the House of Delegates
How to Become a Member
Membership in the Advanced Associate Council is limited to members of the SNMMI. Membership can be attained by indicating the desire to join during the annual renewal of the SNMMI membership or by filing an application with the Secretary of the council.
Payment of Dues
Membership in the AAC requires payment of dues in the amount of $15/year. Dues are paid to SNMMI and will be due on October 1st of each year.
Benefits of Membership:
Membership makes you a part of a professional group within the SNMMI that:
Provides continuing education for professionals in the various areas relating to Advanced Assoiate through sponsored symposia and continuing education courses. Each year the AAC puts on Continuing Education Courses on topics of interest to professionals in NMAA.
Provides a forum and a mechanism for discussion and dissemination of information relating to the Radiopharmaceutical Sciences. The AAC members receive periodic Newsletters and electronic mailings containing information on professional activities, government issues, and a host of other topics related to Advanced Associate. Members will soon have access to AAC Web pages, which will contain timely and archived information relating to a variety of topics of the AAC.
Provides expertise in the NMAA to SNMMI leadership and to groups outside of SNMMI seeking such expertise. The AAC has representation in a number of governance groups within SNMMI, including the Committee on Councils and the House of Delegates.
Learn more about the specific benefits the AAC council has to offer by emailing memberinfo@snmmi.org.
Register to Attend!
SNMMI Fall Therapeutics Conference
November 17-19, 2022 | Washington, DC (National Harbor)
Make your plans to attend the SNMMI Fall Therapeutics Conference, November 17-19, 2022 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center, moments from Washington, DC. This two-and-a-half-day event will explore the latest innovations and clinical applications in radiopharmaceutical therapy. Get notified when program information/registration become available.
2023 SNMMI Mid-Winter and ACNM Annual Meeting
January 26-28, 2023 | San Francisco, CA
The 2023 SNMMI Mid-Winter and ACNM Annual Meeting—January 26-28 in San Francisco, CA—will feature three educational tracks highlighting the latest innovations and techniques in the field, including a dedicated track on neuroimaging.
Now Open: ACNM invites you to submit an original clinical or scientific abstract for the opportunity to present your research during the 2023 SNMMI Mid-Winter and ACNM Annual Meeting.
AAC CE Session
Jeopardy Style Game to Review Important Aspects of Nuclear Medicine You Need to Know (co-sponsored with NMPD, Academic Council, and Early Career Professionals)
Friday, January 27, 2023/3:45-5:45 pm, PT
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Advanced Associate Council Newsletters
Announcements
The Advanced Associate Council is extremely proud to announce that our submitted proposal for the SNMMI to accept and endorse the Nuclear Medicine Advanced Associate (NMAA) as a physician extender, was voted on, and was approved by the SNMMI Board of Directors at the 2018 mid-winter meeting in Orlando!