Radiation therapy physicist definition
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with 41.3(6).
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with 12VAC5-481-340.
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual who works closely with radiation oncologists and is responsible for the safe and accurate delivery of radiation to patients. A radiation therapy physicist conducts quality control programs for the equipment and procedures, as well as calibrating the equipment. A radiation therapy physicist shall practice in accordance with 641—subrule 41.3(6).
More Definitions of Radiation therapy physicist
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual who is currently registered with the Department as a Qualified Medical Physicist. A Radiation Therapy Physicist must also meet the applicable requirements of Section 9.3, including a certification in the applicable subfield.
Radiation therapy physicist means the individual identified as the qualified radiation therapy physicist on a Department license or certified registration.
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with 12 VAC 5-481-340.
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with 41.3(4)“d.” “Redundant beam monitoring system” means a combination of two dose monitoring systems in
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with subsection 4 of section 33.1-10-15-03.
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with Regulation 492 (formerly Part X.3d).
Radiation therapy physicist means an individual qualified in accordance with R313-30-3(4).