December 2025 Course Listings
Laser Safety Officer (LSO) Training
Kentek Corporation. Contact: Rich Greene, 5 Jarado Way, Boscawen, NH 03263; phone: 800-432-2323; email: rgreene@kenteklaserstore.com; website: https://www.kenteklaserstore.com/laser-safety-training-courses?product_list_mode=list
Kentek offers multiple ways to get Laser Safety Officer (LSO) training including classroom, online, and livestream options. Kentek LSO training courses are based on ANSI Z136.1 “Safe Use of Lasers” standard and taught by Certified Laser Safety Officers. This course will also help prepare those individuals interested in taking the Board of Laser Safety Certified Laser Safety Officer Exam. We provide clear explanations of the details of laser hazard calculations and use EASYHAZ™ LSO laser hazard analysis software as a teaching tool to help develop a more thorough understanding. We also include a detailed review of ANSI Z136.1 “Safe Use of Lasers” standard, the CDRH Federal Laser Product Performance Standard, and OSHA’s Technical Manual on Laser Safety Programs. Full course materials include course notes, ANSI Z136.1 “Safe Use of Lasers” standard, a copy of EASYHAZ™ LSO laser hazard analysis software, OSHA Technical Manual on Laser Safety Programs, LSO Resource and Reference documents including sample SOPs, sample written program, self-audit forms, inventory, and accident report forms. All Kentek LSO courses are worth up to 31 CECs from the American Academy of Health Physics.
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Certification Review Course Part I and Self Study Course Part I
BEVELACQUA RESOURCES. Attn: Dr. Joseph J. Bevelacqua, PhD, CHP, RRPT, 7531 Flint Crossing Circle SE, Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763; phone: 509-521-8036; email: bevelresou@aol.com; website: http://www.bevelacquaresources.com/
This course and supporting materials prepare candidates for the successful completion of the Part I ABHP Certification Examination. Historically, our students have achieved passing rates that exceed the average exam passing rates. The Part I Course has been granted 40 CECs. The instructor, Dr. Bevelacqua, was an ABHP Part II Panel member, vice-chairman, and chairman. His experience gained in developing the certification examination and knowledge of candidate weaknesses have strengthened the content of this course and supporting materials. Examination strategies and techniques for successfully passing the examination are emphasized. Part I Course: The Part I Course is intense, with lectures followed by problem sessions. An exam-specific mathematical review is included with the course. About 30 percent of the course is devoted to problem solving with instructor critique and guidance provided to each student. The Part I Course materials include the Part I Self-Study Course materials. Class times are 0815–1700 each day. The Part I Self-Study Course contains 1,600+ problems with solutions, the textbook Basic Health Physics, detailed course notes, examination preparation materials, and a summary of recent (1997–present) NCRP reports. In addition to the materials used in the Part I Course, supporting materials (Background Materials Review and Additional Q&A Volume) are available to assist a student’s certification preparation.
FOREIGN STUDENT ADVISORY: The course language is English. Translation services are not provided.
DATES: 23‒27 March 2026
FEES (*):
$4,800.00 (Part I Course). For an additional $125.00, the course materials will be shipped in advance.
$4,400.00 (Part I Self-Study Course) Includes domestic shipping and handling
$3,900.00 (Background Materials Review) Includes domestic shipping and handling
$3,900.00 (Part I Additional Q&A Volume) Includes domestic shipping and handling
Foreign shipping and handling depends on the destination country.
* All credit card purchases incur a 4 percent surcharge. Foreign purchases are subject to additional fees. Registration is not complete until payment and the registration form (available at www. bevelacquaresources.com) are received.
REFUND POLICY: Under no circumstances will a refund be available after an order is processed.
LOCATION: Hampton Inn & Suites Huntsville – Hampton Cove, 6205, Highway 431 South, Huntsville, AL 35763; 256-532-2110
Certification Review Course Part II and Self Study Course Part II
BEVELACQUA RESOURCES. Attn: Dr. Joseph J. Bevelacqua, PhD, CHP, RRPT, 7531 Flint Crossing Circle SE, Owens Cross Roads, AL 35763; phone: 509-521-8036; email: bevelresou@aol.com; website: http://www.bevelacquaresources.com/
This course and supporting materials prepare candidates for the successful completion of the Part II ABHP Certification Examination. Historically, our students have achieved passing rates that exceed the average exam passing rates. The Part II Course has been granted 40 CECs. The instructor, Dr. Bevelacqua, was an ABHP Part II Panel member, vice-chairman, and chairman. His experience gained in developing the certification examination and knowledge of candidate weaknesses have strengthened the content of this course and supporting materials. Examination strategies and techniques for successfully passing the examination are emphasized. Part II Course: The Part II Course is intense, with lectures followed by problem sessions. An exam-specific mathematical review is included with the course. About 60 percent of the course is devoted to problem solving with instructor critique and guidance provided to each student. The Part II Course materials include the Part II Self-Study Course materials. Class times are 0815–1700 each day. The Part II Self-Study Course includes the textbook Contemporary Health Physics, sixteen Part II examinations with solutions, detailed lecture notes, examination-preparation materials, and a summary of recent (1997–present) NCRP Reports. Supporting Materials: In addition to the materials used in the Part II Course, supporting materials are available to assist a student’s certification preparation: A Background Materials Review (BMR) of basic mathematics, physical science, and operational health physics is available to assist students with weaknesses in these areas.
FOREIGN STUDENT ADVISORY: The course language is English. Translation services are not provided.
DATES: 4–8 May 2026
FEES (*):
$4,800.00 (Part II Course) For an additional $125.00, the course materials will be shipped in advance.
$4,400.00 (Part II Self-Study Course)—Includes domestic shipping and handling
$3,900.00 (Background Materials Review)—Includes domestic shipping and handling
Foreign shipping and handling depends on the destination country.
* All credit card purchases incur a 4 percent surcharge. Foreign purchases are subject to additional fees. Registration is not complete until payment and the registration form (available at www. bevelacquaresources.com) are received.
REFUND POLICY: Under no circumstances will a refund be available after an order is processed.
LOCATION: Hampton Inn & Suites Huntsville – Hampton Cove, 6205, Highway 431 South, Huntsville, AL 35763; 256-532-2110
Certified Health Physicist Exam Prep Online
Bolen Institute of Excellence Academy. Amber Bolen, 107 Cottonwood Creek Lane, Aiken, SC 29803; phone: 806-678-4289; email: amber.bolen@bieacademy.com; website: bieacademy.com
Trying to decide on the best option for preparing for the 2026 (or beyond) certified health physicist (CHP) exam? Look no further!
We are building on the proven, time-tested materials developed by Dr. Joseph Bevelacqua, CHP, RRPT. This Joint Venture between the BIE Academy and Bevelacqua Resources allows you to get the best of both worlds ‒ these renowned materials in a digital format, along with video lectures you can watch over and over, one-on-one coaching support, bi-weekly live group problem-solving sessions, online practice questions with immediate feedback, and full-length practice exams.
Our vision is to deliver a modern, accessible, and dynamic online CHP prep program that prepares candidates for both parts of the CHP examination. Through collaboration with the BIE Academy and Bevelacqua Resources, we leverage decades of proven success to bring expert-level instruction, practice, and mentorship into the digital age for aspiring CHPs. We envision a future where every aspiring CHP candidate—regardless of location—has the tools, support, and confidence to master the exam and advance their careers in the field of radiation protection.
DATES: Course access is purchased for 180 days – students can choose their start date – for 2026, Part I Course became available on 24 October 2025 and Part 2 Course will become available on 19 December 2025.
FEES: $3,200 for Part I, $3,200 for Part II, or $5,000 for Parts I and II Combo
LOCATION: Fully Remote
MARSSIM
ORAU’s Professional Training Programs. Attn: Registrar, PO Box 117, MS-11, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117; phone: 865-576-3576; fax: 865-241-9152; email: registrar@orau.org. For additional course listings, please visit our website: www.orau.org/ptp.
This course is designed for individuals responsible for designing decommissioning radiological survey plans, overseeing the implementation of these plans, and evaluating the collected data. This five-day course emphasizes the decision-making processes involved in the design and implementation of a MARSSIM-based decommissioning survey. Topics include an overview of radiological survey types, the data quality objectives process, selection and application of DCGLs, background reference area selection, survey instrument detection sensitivity, area classification, statistical design of surveys, measurement uncertainty, and performing statistical tests. The American Academy of Health Physics grants 40 continuing education credits for completion of this course. A schedule of the topics that will be presented for this course, along with instructions about the registration process, is available at https://www.orau.org/health-physics-training/classroom/marssim.html.
DATES:
2–6 February 2026
28 September–2 October 2026
FEE: $2,195 – The tuition includes the full cost of training and instructional materials in electronic form (PDF). Attendees should bring a laptop or tablet that is Wi-Fi enabled in order to download the instructional materials on the first day of the course. A printed copy of the instructional materials may be purchased for an additional fee ($50) if preferred. The print option can be selected during registration.
LOCATION: Oak Ridge, Tennessee
MARSAME
ORAU’s Professional Training Programs. Attn: Registrar, PO Box 117, MS-11, Oak Ridge, TN 37831-0117; phone: 865-576-3576; fax: 865-241-9152; email: registrar@orau.org. For additional course listings, please visit our website: www.orau.org/ptp.
This course is designed for individuals responsible for the design and execution of surveys for the release of materials and equipment from facilities that handle, or previously handled, radioactive materials. This four-day training course focuses on the methodology and practical application of the MARSAME standard. The objective of the course is to provide attendees with a solid understanding of the MARSAME standard, practice through exercises, and provide practical information related to its implementation. The American Academy of Health Physics grants 32 continuing education credits for completion of this course. A schedule of the topics that will be presented for this course, along with instructions about the registration process, is available at https://www.orau.org/health-physics-training/classroom/marsame.html.
DATES: 9–12 February 2026
FEE: $1,756 – The tuition includes the full cost of training and instructional materials in electronic form (PDF). Attendees should bring a laptop or tablet that is Wi-Fi enabled in order to download the instructional materials on the first day of the course. A printed copy of the instructional materials may be purchased for an additional fee ($50) if preferred. The print option can be selected during registration.
If you are interested in having this course delivered at your site, please contact Tonya Bernhardt at 865-407-7053.
LOCATION: Oak Ridge, Tennessee
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