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The final written examination typically consists of 150 Single Best Answer (SBA) MCQs.
The standard passing score is 60%.
The exam is given the duration of 3 hours.
Candidates are generally allowed three attempts to pass the licensing exam.
If you don't pass on the first two, you may apply to SCFHS for a reactivation of your eligibility number for a third and final attempt.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Physics and Radiation Safety | Radioactive decay, radiation interaction, dosimetry, exposure reduction, shielding and safe handling of radioactive materials. |
| Radiopharmaceuticals | Tracer selection, preparation, biodistribution, administration, storage and safe handling. |
| Instrumentation | Gamma cameras, SPECT, PET, detectors, collimators and basic equipment operation. |
| Quality Control | Daily and periodic equipment checks, image quality, calibration and recognition of QC failures. |
| Clinical Procedures | Patient preparation, imaging protocols, radiopharmaceutical administration and clinical nuclear medicine procedures. |
| Management and Ethics | Professional conduct, documentation, workflow, consent and ethical practice. |
| Image Production / Processing | Acquisition parameters, reconstruction, processing methods and optimization of nuclear medicine images. |
| Image Interpretation and Image Artifact | Normal distribution, abnormal uptake patterns, technical artifacts and causes of misleading images. |
| Patient Care | Patient identification, preparation, monitoring, communication, special precautions and post-procedure instructions. |
| SCFHS Nuclear Medicine Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Physics and Radiation Safety | 19% |
| Radiopharmaceuticals | 7% |
| Instrumentation | 7% |
| Quality Control | 7% |
| Clinical Procedures | 33% |
| Management and Ethics | 5% |
| Image Production / Processing | 6% |
| Image Interpretation and Image Artifact | 6% |
| Patient Care | 10% |
| Total | 100% |
Yes. The content is the same; fees and available centers may differ.
You still need a valid SCFHS eligibility number.
• Study according to the official blueprint weights.
• Practice timed MCQs that match the single best answer clinical scenario style.
• Review the high yield areas.
• Use practice tests that simulate the computer based format.
• Focus on clinical application, not pure recall.
No. Passing is one requirement.
You must also complete classification/registration, meet experience/qualification criteria, and fulfill any additional SCFHS procedures.
