Ionizing radiation is a necessary part of the job when you work in a cath lab – but it carries several occupational health risks. Due to scatter, traditional shielding such as aprons, drapes, and goggles don’t always provide the necessary protection, particularly in certain areas around the table. In addition, passive dosimeters are not able to assist in reducing exposure in real time.

2024 AAPM Annual MeetingJuly 21-24, 2024Los Angeles Convention CenterLos Angeles, CA Connect with us at booth #930 to learn about our product and services.

Bring your questions! Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for Landauer Radiation Safety Support Services, will be sitting 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.

2024 AHRA Annual MeetingAugust 4-7, 2024Orlando Marriott World Center in OrlandoOrlando, FL Connect with us at booth #1234; hope to see you!

2024 HealthTrust University ConferenceAugust 12-14, 2024Orange County Convention CenterOrlando, FL Connect with us at booth #1209 to learn about our product and services.

Bring your questions! Shawn Pickett, the Practice Director for Landauer Radiation Safety Support Services, will be sitting down with Lucas Gross from University of Findlay.

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!

Ionizing radiation is a necessary part of the job when you work in a cath lab – but it carries several occupational health risks. Due to scatter, traditional shielding such as aprons, drapes, and goggles don’t always provide the necessary protection, particularly in certain areas around the table. In addition, passive dosimeters are not able to assist in reducing exposure in real time.

Ionizing radiation is a necessary part of the job when you work in a cath lab – but it carries several occupational health risks. Due to scatter, traditional shielding such as aprons, drapes, and goggles don’t always provide the necessary protection, particularly in certain areas around the table. In addition, passive dosimeters are not able to assist in reducing exposure in real time.

Ionizing radiation is a necessary part of the job when you work in a cath lab – but it carries several occupational health risks. Due to scatter, traditional shielding such as aprons, drapes, and goggles don’t always provide the necessary protection, particularly in certain areas around the table. In addition, passive dosimeters are not able to assist in reducing exposure in real time.

2024 RSNA Annual MeetingDecember 1-4, 2024McCormick PlaceChicago, IL Connect with us at booth #8154, North Hall.