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Indiana University (IU) Public Safety pursues IU’s commitment to providing the greatest degree of safety for all members of the IU community, consistent with the university’s mission and environment, applicable legal and professional standards, and available resources. IU Public Safety directly oversees the IU Police Department, University Environmental Health and Safety, and Emergency Management and Continuity with a team of approximately 300 dedicated staff on a 24/7/365 operational basis across all campuses.
Job Summary
- Manages radiation safety training program(s) for clinical and research personnel who utilize and/or work in areas where radiation/radioactive materials are present.
- Plans, establishes, modifies, and evaluates radiation safety policies and procedures.
- Plans, establishes, and/or evaluates radiation safety aspects of the treatment of patients, provides oversight and consultation to clinicians performing such treatments.
- Guides and approves research for new radionuclide applications.
- Manages, performs, and/or evaluates audits of clinical and research departments to ensure compliance with internal procedures as well as state and federal requirements.
- Evaluates and/or conducts on-site evaluations of new equipment and procedures relating to radiation/radioactive materials and implements appropriate safeguards to ensure compliance with regulations and licensing conditions.
- Establishes, updates, and implements protocols and procedures to ensure radiation detection devices are calibrated and functioning properly; performs security checks and leak tests for radioactive sources.
- Establishes, implements, and maintains procedures for the proper handling, processing, and disposal of radioactive waste; provides training to all users of radioactive materials.
- Manages the personnel monitoring program.
- Operates the radioactive material receipt and distribution program.
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Combinations of related education and experience may be considered. Education beyond the minimum required may be substituted for work experience. Work experience beyond the minimum required may be substituted for education.
EDUCATION
Required
- Bachelor’s degree (preferably in health physics or related field.)
Preferred
Master’s degree
WORK EXPERIENCE
Required
- 2 years radiation safety, health physics, or related experience
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES
Required
- Valid driver’s license and ability to be insured by Indiana University Upon Date of Hire
Preferred
- Certification in Health Physics, Medical Physics, or Radiology and Medical Physics
SKILLS
Required
- Demonstrates problem solving skills
- Proficient communication skills
- Excellent collaboration and team building skills
- Demonstrates a high level of accuracy, even under pressure
- Excellent organizational skills
- Highly thorough and dependable
- Maintains a high degree of professionalism
- Seeks to acquire knowledge in area of specialty
- Demonstrated time management and priority setting skills
- Ability to drive multiple projects to successful completion
- Demonstrates a high commitment to quality
- Experience in a regulated environment
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