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Licensure by State Department of Nuclear Safety/Homeland Security or NRC |
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Current License required or a "Timely Filed Notice" |
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We MUST be aware of our Day to Day Obligations and the Expectations of the Inspectors.
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Record data on a daily basis- assume inspector is coming tomorrow. It is impossible to retrace your steps after a relatively short period of time.
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Post All Radiation Safety Rules and other Applicable Signage |
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Injection Policy
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Dose Calibrator QC Logbook
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Incoming Package Logbook
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Personnel Monitoring Logbook
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Temperature Monitoring Logbook
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High-dose I-131 Therapy Records
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A
technologist is taken aside and
asked questions |
| The inspector extracts a vial from the waste bin and asks you to show entry of this vial in incoming package logbook. |
| The inspector asks you to prove that you performed QC on your dose calibrator when on call on a legal holiday or a Sunday. |
| The technologists hands and shoes are monitored without warning. |
| GM Counter monitoring of "cold" trash bin |
| Monitoring of the treadmill and the surrounding environment. |
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Keep
the inspector in the back of your mind every working day. Try to think like
the inspector when completing documentation.
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Make
sure than an item of non-compliance from a previous inspection has been
corrected- that’s the first place the inspector will look.
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Don’t
panic during an inspection- be confident, polite, and honest. Sense of humor
is a plus.
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Don’t
offer any information other than what the inspector requests.
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Be
personably responsible for your continuing education requirements
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Pay
close attention to suggestions and recommendations made during the exit
interview.
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