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Radiation Safety

Purpose

Scope and Application

Key Definitions for Radiation Safety Compliance

Roles and Responsibilities for Radiation Safety

Radiation Safety Policy Overview

Personnel and Patient Safety:
Applying ALARA

Safe Patient Restraint Procedures Under ALARA

Personnel Monitoring: Devices, Use, and Readout Actions

Dose Limits and Action Thresholds

Training & Documentation 

Training Requirements

Knowledge Check: Definitions and Roles

Knowledge Check: Personnel and Patient Safety (ALARA)

Knowledge Check: Patient Restraint Scenarios

Knowledge Check: Personnel Monitoring and Dose Response

Course Feedback Survey

Radiation Safety and ALARA: Practical Risk Control and Compliance is a concise, hands-on course designed for healthcare, laboratory, industrial, and research teams who work with ionizing radiation or support those who do. Built around the ALARA principle—keeping exposures As Low As Reasonably Achievable—this program translates policy into practice so you can protect people, safeguard patients, and meet regulatory obligations with confidence. You’ll learn how radiation is controlled in real workplaces, what your role is in a compliant safety program, and how to apply time, distance, and shielding to meaningfully reduce dose. From key definitions and responsibilities to personnel monitoring, dose limits, and auditable documentation, every module focuses on what to do, how to do it, and how to prove it during inspections. Interactive knowledge checks reinforce correct actions in patient restraint scenarios, monitoring readouts, and threshold responses. Whether you’re a new hire or refreshing annual training, you’ll leave with clear procedures, practical checklists, and the confidence to act safely under pressure. If your organization handles x‑ray imaging, fluoroscopy, nuclear medicine, sealed/unsealed sources, or radiation-producing equipment, this course gives you the operational tools to build a strong radiation safety culture—protecting your team and patients while staying fully compliant.

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            <p>Radiation Safety and ALARA: Practical Risk Control and Compliance equips all new hire employees with the foundational knowledge and practical skills to work safely around ionizing radiation while meeting regulatory and organizational requirements. The course begins by clarifying the purpose of radiation safety training for new staff, defining where and how the program applies across varied workplace settings, and introducing essential terminology used in compliance, monitoring, and incident response. Clear roles and responsibilities are outlined to help you understand who does what—from the individual worker to supervisors and Radiation Safety Officers—so that safe practices are consistently implemented and verified.</p>

<p>Building on these fundamentals, the course presents a concise policy overview and translates ALARA principles into actionable behaviors that protect personnel and patients. You will learn how to minimize exposure through time, distance, and shielding; apply safe patient restraint procedures only when necessary and under controlled conditions; and use personnel monitoring devices correctly, including what to do when readouts approach action thresholds. Modules on dose limits, training, and documentation explain what must be recorded, retained, and available for audit to demonstrate compliance. Knowledge checks throughout the course reinforce definitions, roles, ALARA practices, patient restraint scenarios, monitoring requirements, and dose-limit compliance, culminating in a brief survey to improve future training.</p>
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