Annual training for staff with personal Radiation Dosimeters
This course is designed for individuals who wear personal radiation dosimeters as part of their professional responsibilities and are not currently assigned to another radiation safety course. It ensures that participants remain up-to-date with the latest radiation safety practices and compliance standards, helping them accurately monitor and manage their exposure levels.
$25
This course is designed for individuals who wear personal radiation dosimeters as part of their professional responsibilities.
35 minutes
This course includes:
- 1 Video
- Quiz
Certificate of completion
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Learn from seasoned professionals who are leaders in the field of medical physics. Our instructors bring decades of experience and practical knowledge to every course, ensuring that you receive the most current and relevant information.
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