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Learn about the most commonly used LANDAUER reports, including the Standard Dosimetry Report, Equivalent Form 5A, Equivalent Form 5T, Fetal Dosimetry Report, and the ALARA Recap.

Viewers will gain an understanding of when and how radiation shielding design is required to comply with state regulations.

Learn how to provide Form 4 or Form 5 digitally, to reduce your carbon footprint, create an easier process for subscribers, and require less corrections to reports.

Viewers will gain an understanding of audit requirements and the protocols for maintaining your lead garments to ensure staff safety at all times.

Viewers will gain an understanding of how easy it is to create a record keeping workflow that cuts down on paper documents and keeps necessary reports available digitally at their fingertips.

Viewers will gain an understanding of the essential elements of the Radiation Safety Services offering, including dosimetry management and regulatory compliance. You will learn about the importance of ongoing education in radiology and radiation safety and the classes available through LANDAUER Academy to enhance professional knowledge, safety practices, and patient care.

Attendees will gain an understanding of the features available in RadFacts, including how it enhances safety monitoring with YTD performance, ALARA Performance, Dosimeter Return Compliance, Declared Pregnant Participants, Unused Dosimeters, and Collective Dose Analysis modules, streamlines compliance monitoring by consolidating data and highlighting areas of note, and provides data, graphs, and charts for efficient meeting preparation.

Understanding and managing a medical Radioactive Materials License (RML) is a key component of running a radiation safety program. Whether you are an RSO at a large hospital network, or an X-ray tech managing a small clinic, this webinar will provide the information you need to have about an RML.

Understanding and managing a medical Radioactive Materials License (RML) is a key component of running a radiation safety program. Whether you are an RSO at a large hospital network, or an X-ray tech managing a small clinic, this webinar will provide the information you need to have about an RML.

In order to remain compliant with state regulations, a Radiation Protection Program (RPP) is necessary for medical organizations such as X-ray labs, cath labs, and cancer treatment centers that utilize ionizing radiation. If you do not have an RPP in place, or if your RPP is more than a few years old, you should not miss this webinar!

At LANDAUER, we are committed to delivering quality you can count on - every dosimeter, every time. Take a walk with us through some of the steps in our process that helps to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the Luxel+ dosimeter.

Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for LANDAUER Radiation Safety Support Services, sat down with Lucas Gross from University of Findlay. As RSO, Director of both the Nuclear Medicine Institute and Medical Laboratory Science, as well as an instructor, Lucas brings a unique perspective to how students are prepared for careers in nuclear medicine.

Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for Landauer Radiation Safety Support Services, sat down with Neil Whiteside of Yale University. As the RSO for Yale Environmental Health and Safety, Neil brings a unique perspective to the job of Radiation Safety Officer.

Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for LANDAUER Radiation Safety Support Services, sat down with Matthew Trusner of Curium Labs. As the RSO and Health Physics Manager at Curium, Matthew brings a unique perspective to the job of Radiation Safety Officer. He and Shawn discussed a variety of topics related to navigating radiation safety in a manufacturing environment.

Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for LANDAUER Radiation Safety Support Services, sat down with Matthew Trusner of Curium Labs. As the RSO and Health Physics Manager at Curium, Matthew brings a unique perspective to the job of Radiation Safety Officer. He and Shawn discussed a variety of topics related to navigating radiation safety in a manufacturing environment.

In this webinar, you will acquire valuable knowledge about how to prepare a report for Radiation Safety Committee/QA meetings.

Do inspections cause you and your team an inordinate amount of stress? All of the preparation can be overwhelming, the inspection itself is nerve-wracking, and you walk on eggshells waiting for the results.

If you are a radiation worker or individual who administers the dosimetry program for your institution such as an RSO, IRRP, or administrator, then you don't want to miss this webinar! Christine Krieman of LANDAUER will be delving into the important topic of fetal monitoring for pregnant radiation workers. This 1 hour webinar will provide specifics related to:

Are you new to radiation monitoring and looking for information on the basics? Then this recorded educational presentation is for you! This video will cover:

Join LANDAUER as Ramon Davila, Practice Manager and Shielding Designer, presents on the topic of Diagnostic Shielding Design. If you are an RSO, Radiation Technologist, or Medical Administrator or Supervisor, you'll want to watch this informative session. In this one hour webinar, you will learn how to design a good medical or dental layout, including:

If you manage the dosimetry program for your organization, you'll want to watch this recorded webinar! Second in her series on managing occupational dosimetry programs, Christine Krieman,  Practice Associate for LANDAUER Radiation Safety Support Services, goes deeper into some important topics.

If you administer the dosimetry program for your organization or are a worker who wears a dosimeter due to exposure from ionizing radiation, this webinar is for you! In this 60 minute recording, you will learn:

Watch this recorded webinar where a panel of LANDAUER medical physicists discusses CT Protocols, how to compare protocols to current standards of practice, what limitations of scanners you need to be aware of, and so much more.

Presented by Ken Repking, this webinar provides a comprehensive LANDAUER checklist of tasks to help you prepare your facility for accreditation survey, state or local inspection. Click here to download the Reference Guide showcased during the webinar.

In this short webinar, Jim O'Brien discussed some questions regarding TJC surveys that came up during Dr. Andrea Browne's (Medical physicist in the Department of Engineering at The Joint Commission)March 2021 webinar: Imaging Standards - TJC Survey Expectations. Watch LANDAUER Talks to get a deeper dive into some survey issues, and watch Dr.

LANDAUER produces more than a dozen dose reports that are available following the return and analysis of dosimeters after the wear period. These dose-of-record reports are created following analysis in the LANDAUER NVLAP-accredited facility (NVLAP LAB CODE 100518-0) and are specific to each individual wearing a dosimeter.

Learn the myriad of tasks and responsibilities of a radiation safety officer (RSO) in the workplace, from an active RSO. For example, did you know that the RSO is responsible for the implementation, coordination, and day-to-day oversight of the Radiation Protection Program? That the RSO sets your organization’s ALARA limits? Do you know what goes into a RPP?

Wondering who should wear a work-issued dosimeter, and why? You might be surprised. Watch this 30-minute webinar, followed by a 10-minute question and answer session.

LANDAUER responds to The Joint Commission 2019 Fluoroscopy Education Update

Printable poster showing proper wear locations for LANDAUER Luxel+ dosimeters in health care practices including medical, dental, veterinary and chiropractic facilities.

In this LANDAUER CDOS Briefing, two significant outcomes from two separate facilities are shared as a result of the CDOS partnership, which is designed to find and fix CT scanner patient dose issues.

The first LANDAUER CDOS Briefing Series featuring three significant outcomes achieved at facilities as a result of the CDOS partnership – to find and fix patient dose issues with CT scanners.