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2–6 November 2026 • 08:00–16:30 • In person • 52 academic hours • CPD points • Free
The National Cancer Institute of Ukraine is holding a five-day training course, "Radiation Safety in the Use of Ionising Radiation Sources in Medicine: Specifics of Radiation Therapy Applications". Places are limited.
The goal of radiation safety in medicine is to fully prevent deterministic effects — radiation sickness, radiation burns, necrosis, cataracts — and to reduce the probability of stochastic effects, such as cancer and genetic mutations, to the lowest achievable level. The training focuses on exactly these practical skills.
The sessions are led by specialists from the Department of Ionising Radiation Dosimetry and Radiation Safety, the Centre of Radiation Oncology, and the Department of Radionuclide Diagnostics and Therapy of the NCI.
| Dates | 2–6 November 2026 |
| Time | 08:00–16:30 (6 November from 08:30) |
| Format | In person |
| Course volume | 52 academic hours |
| CPD | Points awarded, counted towards certification |
| Participation | Free of charge |
| Venue | 33/43 Yulii Zdanovskoi St., Kyiv, conference hall of the NCI outpatient clinic (room 110) |
The training complies with the Procedure for Training and Knowledge Assessment in Radiation Safety, approved by Order No. 143 of the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine of 2 October 2014.
Places are limited, so we recommend registering in advance. See you at the NCI!
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