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Practices radiation safety through appropriate use of radiation protection devices and adhering to radiation safety standards in order to protect patient, self and staff and to comply with regulatory agencies and requirements.
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With general direction from the Radiation Safety Officer, this position is responsible for helping to implement a wide variety of assigned areas of the University radiation protection program.
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Observes IHSC radiation safety protocols, EPA Radiation Protection Guidance and recommendations, National Council on Radiation Protection guidance, and American Dental Association recommendations/guidance when exposing dental radiographs to assure optimal patient and provider safety.
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The dentist is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day functioning of the dental clinic including infection control and environmental health and safety. Must adhere to requirements for safety, infection control, quality assurance, clinical documentation, and data management.
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Must meet all state andfederal requirements of Assistant Radiation Safety Officer asoutlined by NRC within 2 years. Monitors for compliance applicable regulationsin consultation with the Regional Radiation Safety Officer andcoordinates with affected department heads to ensure adherence tothe principles of ALARA.
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Assists with the management of the radiation safety services for diagnostic radiology, cardiology, perioperative, and other medical services, primarily for dosimetry services and general radiation safety training.
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Particularly concerned with the principles of radiation protection for the patient, themselves, and others while performing these responsibilities accepts responsibility for administering a prescribed course of radiation therapy, providing the patient care during treatment, and maintaining treatment records.
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Uses knowledge of radiation safety, collimates the x-ray beam and uses shielding appropriately to assure optimal patient and operator safety from exposure to radiation. Practices effective radiation protection when using portable x-ray equipment on the nursing units.
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Knowledge of all radiation oncology techniques, oncologic pathology, anatomy and physiology, treatment planning procedures and dosimetry. Provide appropriate patient care and safety; apply problemsolving and critical thinking skills in the administration of prescribed treatment protocols, tumor localization, and dosimetry; and maintain appropriate patient records.
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Responsible for radiation safety teaching to include the Cardiovascular Laboratory Staff and Physicians in basic radiation protection and to work with the Radiation Physicist and the State Bureau of Radiation Health in testing radiation equipment as demonstrated by attendance records and State Inspection reports.
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Knowledge of dental science e.g. oral anatomy, oral physiology and histology, restorative dentistry, periodontics, endodontics, prosthodontics, and oral surgery (note: strong oral surgery skills and experience are required.
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Provide assistance and technical support to the Medical Physicist, in radiation safety and protection, qualitative machine calibrations, quality assurance of treatment plans and radiation oncology equipment.
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Performing nuclear medicine, HDR and industrial radiation safety reviewPerforming dosimetry review, worker and patient dose estimates, fetal dose estimatesConducting dose investigations and assist facilities with regulationsPerforming leak-testing and other radiological assay as requestedConduct group and individual training sessions; documents training activities as required.
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Provides radiation protection to patient, staff, and self-according to prescribed safety standards. A minimum of two (2) years of CT experience, of which included a minimum of one year in either X-Ray, Nuclear Medicine or Radiation Therapy, Required.
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Observes IHSC radiation safety protocols, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Radiation Protection Guidance and recommendations, National Council on Radiation Protection Guidance, and American Dental Association recommendations/guidance when exposing dental radiographs to assure optimal patient and provider safety.
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