Definition and tasks of a radiation safety specialist

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A radiation safety specialist in a hospital is responsible for ensuring compliance with safety regulations, monitoring radiation exposure, and implementing safety protocols to protect staff and patients. Key tasks include conducting safety audits, training personnel on radiation safety practices, and managing waste disposal of radioactive materials. Resources for further information include relevant books, journals, and websites such as the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency. These resources provide guidelines and standards for radiation safety practices. Understanding these roles is crucial for maintaining a safe healthcare environment.
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Hi, I am wonder if anyone can explain to me in details about the definition and tasks of a radiation safety specialist. Assuming the work site is a hospital, what are the major task and duties for a radiation safety specialist. Is there any good resources I can look into? Thanks.
 
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