Radiation Safety Officer Training for Laboratory Professionals
Seminar, Course, Lecture - Boston, МА, United States
This program will provide participants with the skills to implement radiation safety programs in biotechnology, university, hospital, medical laboratory, or commercial settings. Participants will receive the full 40-hour training often required by the United States NRC and Agreement States for licensure. Participants will also will learn to implement a radiation protection program, comply with regulatory requirements, and maintain a safe laboratory environment. This program is unique in concentrating specifically on radionuclides used in laboratory facilities and the challenges facing laboratory RSOs.
Develop focused radiation safety officer skills specific to biotechnology, university, hospital, and medical laboratory environments
Eliminate regulatory compliance problems by demonstrating compliance with radionuclide permit and license requirements
Create and maintain a safe laboratory environment
Assess risks of radiation and biological effects and work effectively with employees to eliminate those risks
Incorporate the “tools of health physics practice” as applied to laboratories
Manage radiological effluents and waste streams associated with biotechnology research laboratories
Understand regulatory requirements and expectations
Organization: Harvard School of Public Health
(Courtesy of Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, МА, via tepakiso.wordpress.com)
For more information, please visit: https://ecpe.sph.harvard.edu/RSO
14–18 April 2014
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston, United States
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