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In order to be awarded the FRANZCR and therefore be eligible for recognition and registration as a Specialist in Radiology, a trainee must:
- pass both Part I and Part II FRANZCR examinations in Radiology; and
- complete a minimum of five years of practical training in training positions accredited by the RANZCR.
- pass both Part I and Part II FRANZCR examinations in Radiology; and
- complete a minimum of five years of practical training in training positions accredited by the RANZCR.
- meet all training, experiential, assessment and portfolio requirements defined in the new RANZCR Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum
The Education Board of the RANZCR has direct responsibility for determining the standards and requirements for BOTH the CURRENT and NEW Radiodiagnosis Training Programs.
The Board is convened by the Chief Censor in Radiology and comprises one representative (Branch Education Officer) from each State in Australia and from New Zealand, as well as one Trainee Radiologist representative.

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