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Penn State Radiological Sciences Radiation Protection Handbook 2015 2017 Penn State University New Kensington Campus 3550 Seventh Street Road New Kensington, PA 150681798 Table of Contents RADIATION

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Who needs radiological sciences radiation protection?

Radiological sciences radiation protection is necessary for individuals working in various fields, including:

1. Radiographers or radiologic technologists who operate imaging equipment, such as X-ray machines, CT scanners, or MRI machines.
2. Radiation therapists involved in providing radiation treatments for cancer patients.
3. Nuclear medicine technologists responsible for administering radioactive substances to patients and performing imaging scans.
4. Medical physicists working in the field of radiation oncology or radiological research.
5. Any healthcare professionals who may be exposed to radiation during the course of their work, such as doctors, nurses, and laboratory technicians.
6. Workers in industrial or manufacturing settings where radiation sources are utilized, such as nuclear power plants or industrial radiography facilities.
7. Researchers or scientists conducting studies or experiments involving radioactive materials.

It is important for these individuals to undergo proper radiation protection training, follow safety protocols, and ensure the use of appropriate shielding and protective measures to minimize the risk of radiation exposure.

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Radiological sciences radiation protection involves safeguarding individuals and the environment from harmful effects of radiation.

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Anyone working with radiation or operating radiological equipment may be required to file radiological sciences radiation protection.

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