Hi Geoff
i don't want to join VRCT as i don't see any benefit to me or the patients in my area and also knowing a domestic electrician is now required to part with on average £500 annually to be Part P registered, i have no doubt CT registration will eventually cost us all a packet. However, as an electronics technician who maintains ICU devices (vents,pumps, monitors etc) and is involved in patient transfers, INOmax set up and administration and HFOV setup, staff advice & training, trials & evals. etc, i fall firmly into the scope of a CT and therefore i feel i am required to be on VRCT, however as mentioned i am not eligible but i know registrants who are definitley not CTs in any way shape or form therefore they are not required to be on VRCT but they are. So, how did they get on their and does this mean any tom dick or harry can get on it if they were in post prior to Aug 2001.
Topper
