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Martha W. Pickett's research has focused on the professional development and education within nuclear medicine technology. She has investigated the competencies required for nuclear medicine practitioners, exploring the potential for advanced practice roles and the development of middle-level providers in the field. Pickett's work also includes addressing practical skills, such as mathematics relevant to nuclear medicine technology, and the development of specialized training courses, like a radiopharmaceutical update course for technologists preparing for certification exams. Her publications have contributed to discussions on the future of nuclear medicine technology and the readiness of the workforce for emerging advanced practices. Pickett has also been involved in validation reports for the Nuclear Medicine Technology Certification Board (NMTCB), including critical task analysis and reports on equipment and procedures used in the United States.
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- h-index: 3
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 24
Selected Publications
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Nuclear medicine practitioner competencies. (2007)
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Development of a radiopharmaceutical update course for radiologic technologists preparing to take the NMTCB exam (2006)Journal of Nuclear Medicine OpenAlex
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The future of nuclear medicine technology: are we ready for advanced practice? (2000)
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The incidence of blood contamination of lead unit dose containers with and without single-use protective inserts used with commercially prepared radiopharmaceutical unit doses. (1998)PubMed OpenAlex
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