1. Center For Devices And Radiological Health MRI Safety information from the FDA, Very Official and a search page too.Category Science Chemistry Magnet and RF Safety...... (Health Topics) (Industry Assistance) (Device Program Areas) (RadiologicalHealth) (Information Resources) (About CDRH), News Events. http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/

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2. Radiological Health Items (CDRH Logo), The US Food and Drug Administration Center for Devices and RadiologicalHealth (CDRH), (HHS Logo). Jump to page content radiological health Items. http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/radhealth.html

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3. IDPH - Bureau Of Radiological Health Division of Administration Regulatory Affairs. Bureau of RadiologicalHealth. Links to programs within the Bureau of radiological health http://www.idph.state.ia.us/pa/rh.htm

4. University Of Utah Radiological Health Department Questions or Comments toWebmaster Last Updated October 10, 2002 RHD Staff GroupWise WebAccess Click HERE! Science Teachers Click HERE! Disclaimer http://www.rso.utah.edu/

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5. CHAPTER R-0.1 - Radiological Health Protection Act radiological health Protection Act http://www.gnb.ca/acts/acts/r-00-1.htm

Return to List of Acts CHAPTER R-0.1 Radiological Health Protection Act Assented to June 27, 1987 Chapter Outline Definitions committee — comité Director — Directeur inspector — inspecteur Minister — Ministre owner — propriétaire radiation — radiation radiation equipment — équipement de radiation radiation worker — travailleur en radiation radiological health protection — protection radiologique de la santé Written approval required for installation Certificates of registration required before operation Application to change radiation emission or protective shielding Qualifications of operators and requirements respecting operation Equipment must meet standards Prohibitions respecting irradiation of human beings Exception to prohibitions Responsibilities of radiation owner Duty to notify Director of radiation accident Appointment and duties of inspector Appeal from decision of inspector or Director Immunity from liability Offences and penalties Administration of Act Appointment of Director of Radiation Safety Radiological Health Protection Advisory Committee Regulations Repeal Commencement Schedule A Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, enacts as follows:

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7. IDPH - Radiological Health - X-Ray Machines Lucas State Office Building Des Moines, IA 503190075 515-281-5787. Division of Administration Regulatory Affairs. Bureau of radiological health. X-Ray Machines. http://www.idph.state.ia.us/pa/rh/xray.htm

8. TDEC: Division Of Radiological Health Division of radiological health. Lawrence E. (Eddie) Nanney, Director 3rdFloor, L C Annex 401 Church Street Nashville, TN 372431532 615-532-0364. http://www.state.tn.us/environment/rad/

Search TennesseeAnytime TN Department of Environment and Conservation Directory Help Center nature ... waste Division of Radiological Health Lawrence E. (Eddie) Nanney, Director Nashville, TN 37243-1532 Related Links Public Participation Opportunities The Division of Radiological Health is responsible for protecting Tennesseans and the environment from the hazards associated with ionizing radiation. This responsibility encompasses regulating the use and possession of radioactive materials and radiation producing machines within the state, as well as responding to accidents involving radiation. In addition, the Division monitors the environment for radiation, especially around nuclear facilities and other major radioactive material users. The Division is comprised of four sections as follows: The Licensing/Registration/Planning Section licenses medical, academic, and industrial facilities to possess x-ray equipment. A license is issued only upon demonstration by the applicant of the adequacy of required radiation protection programs to protect workers, the public, and the environment from any hazards of radiation presented by the proposed use of the radioactive material. See the Environmental Permitting Handbook for more information.

9. TDEC: Division Of Radiological Health The main page for TDEC's Division of RadiologicalHealth Public Participation Opportunities. http://www.state.tn.us/environment/rad/radppo/

Search TennesseeAnytime TN Department of Environment and Conservation Directory Help Center nature ... waste Division of Radiological Health's Public Participation Opportunities There will be a hearing September 19, 2002 before the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Radiological Health, to consider the promulgation of amendments pursuant to T.C.A. A hearing is scheduled April 23, 2001 before the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Radiological Health to consider the promulgation of new rules and amendments. A hearing is scheduled January 4, 2001 at 1:00 p.m. (CST), before the TDEC Division of Radiological Health, to consider the promulgation of amendments pursuant to T.C.A. A hearing is scheduled November 21, 2000 at 2:30 p.m. (CST), before the TDEC Division of Radiological Health, to consider the promulgation of amendments pursuant to T.C.A. The hearing referencing "increase in fees" scheduled for 1:00 p.m. (CST) on the same day has been CANCELLED and rescheduled for January 4, 2001. Send Comments to: TDEC Tennessee Anytime Home Privacy Statement User Survey ... Contact Us

10. Radiological Health Home Page SC DHEC Health Regulations NOTICE Proposed Fee Increase The Bureau of radiological health is proposing a25% fee increase for radioactive material licensees and Xray registrants. http://www.scdhec.net/hr/radhlth/

DIVISION OF ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS Our Offices - Location Map X-ray Mammography Tanning NOTICE: Proposed Fee Increase The Bureau of Radiological Health is proposing a 25% fee increase for radioactive material licensees and X-ray registrants. The details of the fee increase for radioactive material licensees can be found in State Register Document 2824 and details of the fee increase for X-ray registrants can be found in State Register Document 2825 . You can contact for information or comments on the radioactive material license fee increase or for information or comments on the X-ray registrant fee increase. Both can be reached at (803) 545-4400. X-ray The Division of Electronic Products is responsible for regulating the use of sources of electronically produced radiation (x-rays). The regulatory activities consist of both a registration and an inspection/enforcement program. The Division regulates approximately 3,000 x-ray facilities with over 6,000 x-ray units throughout South Carolina. Prior to operating x-ray equipment, facilities must receive facility registration approval. This includes a review of their operating procedures, radiation protection program, and shielding design. The shielding design approval process requires a review of the architectural blueprint, an analysis of the type and number of x-rays performed, and a determination of the room and surrounding area occupancy rate. Types of X-ray Equipment Regulated Inspections X-ray facilities are inspected according to a priority schedule ranging from annually to once every four years, depending on facility type. Inspections concentrate on the proper performance of the equipment, quality control procedures, radiation protection, and operator qualifications.

11. Radiological Health Title 'A' SC DHEC Health Regulations radiological health Radiological Regulations Regulation 6163 RadiologicalMaterials (Title A) NOTE Word Document Format Title Pages. Index. http://www.scdhec.net/Health_Reg/radhlth/hrtitlea.htm

RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH Radiological Regulations Regulation 61-63 Radiological Materials (Title A) [NOTE: Word Document Format] Title Pages Index Part I - General Provisions Part II - Licensing of Radioactive Materials ... List of Elements For more information, contact at (803) 545-4400. Contact Us Return To DHEC Home Page If you have any questions or comments about the information found on this page please contact

12. Radiological Health - Mississippi State Department Of Health radiological health Xray machines, tanning beds, nuclear medicinesand power plants. About the radiological health Program. Regulates http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/index.cfm/11,0,102,html

General Topics Boil Water Notices Child Care EMS-Trauma ... Rabies Radiological Health 2002 Files Regulations Radon Revolving Loan Fund ... Health Protection Radiological Health X-ray machines, tanning beds, nuclear medicines and power plants About the Radiological Health Program Regulates standards designed to ensure that the exposure of Mississippians to harmful radiation is kept at a low level. Staff conduct inspections for federal x-ray compliance; medical and dental x-ray; radioactive material licenses; tanning facilities. Tanning Facility Regulations view/download Provides for the Registration of tanning equipment and tanning facilities and Regulation of the maintenance and operation of tanning facilities. more... 2002 Files Regulations To view/print pdf documentation you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader Site Map Login

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14. CVMBS - Department Of Environmental And Radiological Health Sciences - Colorado radiological health Sciences at Colorado State University graduate degree programsin radiation health sciences, cell and molecular radiation biology, health http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/erhs/

CSU Home CSU Directory CVMBS Home Site Index ... What's New? Updated: 3/12/03 Campus Info For Prospective Students Department Facilities The Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences is part of the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, one of the nation's leading veterinary research institutions. The six academic sections of the department reflect the wide-range of research and interdisciplinary interests of the faculty: Cancer Biology and Oncology; Environmental Hygiene and Radiation Safety; Epidemiology and Public Health; Exposure and Risk Assessment; Toxicology; and Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. The department offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in a broad spectrum of biomedical interests leading to academic, industrial, or governmental careers. For mailing addresses, please see Department Facilities page. For feedback regarding this site, contact Mary Staley Pridgen at mary.pridgen@colostate.edu

15. CVMBS Minor Template 800 X 600 The faculty and staff of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences have joinedforces with the Department of radiological health Sciences to form the new. http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/radiology/

CSU Home CSU Directory CVMBS Home Site Index ... WebCT Department Merger The faculty and staff of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences have joined forces with the Department of Radiological Health Sciences to form the new Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences You should be redirected to our new homepage within 10 seconds. If you are not, just click on the link above. Please update your bookmarks! ERHS Department College For feedback regarding this site, contact Mary Staley Pridgen at Mary.Pridgen@colostate.edu Colorado State University **** Updated date ****

16. Radiological Health radiological health Program. The instructions. Prior to submitting forms,please call the radiological health Program at (410) 5373000. http://www.mde.state.md.us/programs/airprograms/radiological_health/index.asp

Contact Us About MDE Site Index Work with MDE ... Air Programs Radiological Health Program The Radiological Health Program (RHP) is mandated to control the uses of radiation and to protect the public health and safety and the environment from inadvertent and unnecessary radiation exposure. This is accomplished through registration of radiation (x-ray) machines, licensing of radioactive materials, inspections, and enforcement actions, where required, to ensure regulatory compliance. The RHP regulates the use of both radiation machines and radioactive materials. Radiation machines are used by dentists and veterinarians, and in hospitals, mammography facilities, and other medical, academic and industrial facilities. Radioactive materials are used primarily by radiologists in hospital nuclear medicine units, but also by other qualified physicians and radiographers and qualified radioisotope users in the manufacturing and construction industries, academia and other authorized locations. Additionally, RHP staff health physicists assume the responsibility of Radiation Accident Assessment coordination, analysis, communication, and field team surveyors in response to any actual or staged emergencies at either the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant (Maryland) or Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station (Pennsylvania). Designated radiation staff health physicists also respond to any industrial, medical or transportation radiation accident or serious incidents involving radiation.

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Contact Us About MDE Site Index Work with MDE ... Radiological Health Facts About the Radiological Health Program The RHP's Radioactive Materials (RAM) Division regulates almost 600 hospitals, doctors' offices, manufacturing and construction industries, radiographers and other radioisotope users. As an Atomic Energy Act Agreement State, Maryland has the state level authority to function exactly as the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in issuing and inspecting RAM licenses and pursuing penalty assessments. Out-of-state radioactive material licensees must report to the RHP before working in hospitals or on roads, buildings and other projects requiring the use of radioisotopes. The RHP's Radiation Machines Division performs the registration and inspection of approximately 3,000 dental and veterinary x-ray facilities in the State and the certification and registration of about 1,600 medical/academic facilities with x-ray machines and accelerators. The statute requires the licensing of private inspectors to assist in the certification program. COMAR 26.12.02, Inspection and Certification of Radiation Machines provides specific requirements. About 8,450 dental and veterinary x-ray machines (tubes) at registered facilities are inspected by RHP staff. RHP staff also inspects mammography facilities under a Mammography Quality Standards Act contract with the Food and Drug Administration. Related Link Radiological Health Program Webmaster Privacy Statement

18. Radiological Health radiological health Program. The instructions. Prior to submitting forms,please call the radiological health Program at (410) 5373000. http://textonly.mde.state.md.us/programs/airprograms/radiological_health/index.a

Contact Us About MDE Site Index Work with MDE ... Text Only Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Together We Can Clean Up Search Environmental Programs Permits Info on Managing Dental Machines Guidelines Licensing Guidance Radioactive Materials Licensing Forms Radiological Health Home ... Land Radiological Health Program The Radiological Health Program (RHP) is mandated to control the uses of radiation and to protect the public health and safety and the environment from inadvertent and unnecessary radiation exposure. This is accomplished through registration of radiation (x-ray) machines, licensing of radioactive materials, inspections, and enforcement actions, where required, to ensure regulatory compliance. The RHP regulates the use of both radiation machines and radioactive materials. Radiation machines are used by dentists and veterinarians, and in hospitals, mammography facilities, and other medical, academic and industrial facilities. Radioactive materials are used primarily by radiologists in hospital nuclear medicine units, but also by other qualified physicians and radiographers and qualified radioisotope users in the manufacturing and construction industries, academia and other authorized locations. Additionally, RHP staff health physicists assume the responsibility of Radiation Accident Assessment coordination, analysis, communication, and field team surveyors in response to any actual or staged emergencies at either the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant (Maryland) or Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station (Pennsylvania). Designated radiation staff health physicists also respond to any industrial, medical or transportation radiation accident or serious incidents involving radiation.

19. Facts About The Radiological Health Program Facts About the radiological health Program. Get Acrobat Reader (its Free!).Related Link radiological health Program. « Back to Top. MDE. http://textonly.mde.state.md.us/Programs/AirPrograms/Radiological_Health/facts.a

Contact Us About MDE Site Index Work with MDE ... Text Only Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21230 Together We Can Clean Up Search Environmental Programs Permits Info on Managing Dental Machines Guidelines Licensing Guidance Radioactive Materials Licensing Forms Radiological Health Home ... Land Facts About the Radiological Health Program The RHP's Radioactive Materials (RAM) Division regulates almost 600 hospitals, doctors' offices, manufacturing and construction industries, radiographers and other radioisotope users. As an Atomic Energy Act Agreement State, Maryland has the state level authority to function exactly as the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission in issuing and inspecting RAM licenses and pursuing penalty assessments. Out-of-state radioactive material licensees must report to the RHP before working in hospitals or on roads, buildings and other projects requiring the use of radioisotopes. The RHP's Radiation Machines Division performs the registration and inspection of approximately 3,000 dental and veterinary x-ray facilities in the State and the certification and registration of about 1,600 medical/academic facilities with x-ray machines and accelerators. The statute requires the licensing of private inspectors to assist in the certification program. COMAR 26.12.02, Inspection and Certification of Radiation Machines provides specific requirements. About 8,450 dental and veterinary x-ray machines (tubes) at registered facilities are inspected by RHP staff. RHP staff also inspects mammography facilities under a Mammography Quality Standards Act contract with the Food and Drug Administration.

20. Virginia Radiological Health Program Virginia Department of Health radiological health Programs. of Health RadiologicalHealth Program 1500 East Main Street, Room 240 PO Box 2448 Richmond, Va. http://www.vdh.state.va.us/rad/

Last modified 10/24/98 Virginia Department of Health Radiological Health Programs "To protect the public from unnecessary exposure to ionizing radiation." Les Foldesi, MS, CHP, Director General Number: (804) 786-5932 Fax: (804) 786-6979 e-mail: lfoldesi@vdh.state.va.us Mailing address: Virginia Dept. of Health Radiological Health Program 1500 East Main Street, Room 240 P. O. Box 2448 Richmond, Va. 23218 About the Radiological Health Program Radiation Health Program Units: X-Ray Registration and Inspection Stan Orchel, Jr. general number (804) 786-5932 e-mail: sorchel@vdh.state.va.us Radioactive Materials Licensing and Inspection Jim DeKrafft general number (804)786-5932 e-mail: jdekrafft@vdh.state.va.us Environmental Radiation Jim DeKrafft general number (804)786-5932 e-mail: jdekrafft@vdh.state.va.us Emergency Response Jim DeKrafft general number (804)786-5932 e-mail: jdekrafft@vdh.state.va.us Indoor Radon Jim DeKrafft Richmond area number786-5932 Outside Richmond area, within Virginia 1-800-468-0138

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