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2025 PROGRAM

ENROLLMENT

This course is sponsored by Ionetix and is restricted to only Ionetix employee's. Access to this course is completed by internal enrollments and self-enrollment. A list of users have been supplied by Ionetix. Please request access to the course by contacting the Ionetix Representative via email or phone with the following information:

Patrick Wright
Director, Radiation Compliance & Environmental Health & Safety
Ionetix
3130 Sovereign Dr
Lansing, MI 48911
245-240-3159
pwright@ionetix.com

OVERVIEW

This course is supplemental to DOT Training for Highway Shippers of Radioactive Materials for ground transport of radioactive materials and is NOT available as a separate course. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that all other DOT training requirements have been met as outlined in the Prerequisites listed below.

Goal: The goal of this program is to provide required training specific to the packaging, labeling and proper documentation of packages containing radioactive materials with the proper shipping name of Radioactive Material, Type A Package to be offered for transport by domestic air carriers.

Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of DOT Training for Highway Shippers of Radioactive Materials for either Radiopharmacy/Manufacturing Facility employees or Nuclear Medicine Technologists.

1. General awareness and familiarization with radioactive materials.
2. General safety considerations for radioactive materials.
3. Security awareness training.

OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Discuss the regulatory agencies responsible for US air transport of radioactive materials.
• Discuss the input of advisory groups who influence the regulations of air transport of dangerous goods.
• Explain the requirements for appropriate packaging and labeling of packages offered for domestic air transport.
• Complete a Dangerous Goods Air bill for Radioactive Material, Type A Package.

2025 PROGRAM

ENROLLMENT

This course is sponsored by Ionetix and is restricted to only Ionetix employee's. Access to this course is completed by internal enrollments and self-enrollment. A list of users have been supplied by Ionetix. Please request access to the course by contacting the Ionetix Representative via email or phone with the following information:

Patrick Wright
Director, Radiation Compliance & Environmental Health & Safety
Ionetix
3130 Sovereign Dr
Lansing, MI 48911
245-240-3159
pwright@ionetix.com

OVERVIEW

The DOT Training for Highway Shippers and Transporters of Radioactive Material/Radiopharmaceuticals - Radiopharmacy/Manufacturing Facility course is intended for those who prepare packages and shipping papers for radioactive materials and/or are responsible for oversight of the safe preparation of packages and shipping papers of radioactive materials and its ground transport.

The DOT training requirements include:

1. General awareness and familiarization with radioactive materials.
2. General safety considerations for radioactive materials.
3. Security awareness training.
4. Function-specific training for preparing and labeling packages, preparing shipping documents and transport of radioactive material by ground shipment.

OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Define hazardous materials.
• Discuss the general safety considerations associated with the transport of radioactive materials.
• Describe the security measures to be taken with radiopharmaceuticals.
• Describe the function specific tasks involving the preparation of packages and shipping papers for transport of radioactive material by ground shipment.

2025 PROGRAM

ENROLLMENT
This course is self enrolled by employee's only. An instruction PDF will be provided to you by your company representative. Enrolled duration is 1 year or until December 31st. If you are unable to access this course after following the instructions, please contact HSC-NEOSupport@salud.unm.edu

OVERVIEW
General Radiation Safety training is required of all employees who receive, or might receive, an occupational exposure while working in or near a controlled area. These individuals may routinely enter the controlled area and encounter postings, radiation producing devices or radioactive materials. Employee responsibilities for observing and obeying radiation safety postings and procedures are emphasized throughout this training.

OBJECTIVES

The participant will be able to IDENTIFY:

1. Basic radiological fundamentals and radiation protection concepts.
2. The relative risks of exposure to radiation and radioactive materials, including prenatal radiation exposure.
3. Individual rights and responsibilities as related to implementation of the radiation protection program (including the ALARA Program).
4. Actions implemented to control doses under emergency conditions.
5. Exposure reports or other exposure data which may be provided and how to request these reports.

MODULES COVERED

1. Fundamentals of Radiation and Radioactivity
2. Radiation Biology
3. Radiation Dose Limits and ALARA
4. Personnel Monitoring
5. Access Control and Postings
6. Emergency and Spill Procedures
7. Radiation Dose Limits Contamination Control
8. Employee Responsibilities

Please note that this course does not offer continuing education credit.

2025 PROGRAM

OVERVIEW

This course is supplemental to DOT Training for Highway Shippers of Radioactive Materials for ground transport of radioactive materials and is NOT available as a separate course. It is the user’s responsibility to ensure that all other DOT training requirements have been met as outlined in the Prerequisites listed below.

Goal: The goal of this program is to provide required training specific to the packaging, labeling and proper documentation of packages containing radioactive materials with the proper shipping name of Radioactive Material, Type A Package to be offered for transport by domestic air carriers.

Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of DOT Training for Highway Shippers of Radioactive Materials for either Radiopharmacy/Manufacturing Facility employees or Nuclear Medicine Technologists.

1. General awareness and familiarization with radioactive materials.
2. General safety considerations for radioactive materials.
3. Security awareness training.

OBJECTIVES
At the conclusion of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Discuss the regulatory agencies responsible for US air transport of radioactive materials.
• Discuss the input of advisory groups who influence the regulations of air transport of dangerous goods.
• Explain the requirements for appropriate packaging and labeling of packages offered for domestic air transport.
• Complete a Dangerous Goods Air bill for Radioactive Material, Type A Package.

2025 PROGRAM

ENROLLMENT

This course is for Jubilant Radiopharma employees only. The enrollment key for this course is changed ANNUALLY.

If you have received an email from your supervisor or manager, please pay attention to what course is listed and use the enrollment key provided by your supervisor/manager. If you are a Jubilant Radiopharma customer please contact your Jubilant Radiopharma representative for details regarding customer training.

OVERVIEW

The DOT Training for Highway Shippers and Transporters of Radioactive Material/Radiopharmaceuticals - Radiopharmacy/Manufacturing Facility course is intended for those who prepare packages and shipping papers for radioactive materials and/or are responsible for oversight of the safe preparation of packages and shipping papers of radioactive materials and its ground transport.

The DOT training requirements include:

1. General awareness and familiarization with radioactive materials.
2. General safety considerations for radioactive materials.
3. Security awareness training.
4. Function-specific training for preparing and labeling packages, preparing shipping documents and transport of radioactive material by ground shipment.

OBJECTIVES

At the conclusion of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Define hazardous materials.
• Discuss the general safety considerations associated with the transport of radioactive materials.
• Describe the security measures to be taken with radiopharmaceuticals.
• Describe the function specific tasks involving the preparation of packages and shipping papers for transport of radioactive material by ground shipment.

GOAL

The goal of this course is to provide the nuclear pharmacy technician (for Jubilant Radiopharma) with the knowledge to demonstrate drug information, follow correct procedures pertaining to the accurate calculation and measurement of prescription radiopharmaceuticals and to assist the nuclear pharmacist in administrative and customer service issues on a daily basis within the governing laws and regulations of the specific practice site.

PREREQUISITES

• Employment in a nuclear pharmacy
• A minimum of 90-days experience as a nuclear pharmacy technician.
• Authorized Nuclear Pharmacist preceptor

This course does not award CPE credit.

GOAL:

To facilitate standardized resident and medical student learning on L&D based on evidence based practice guidelines in line with established UNM OB/GYN departmental and CREOG learning objectives. 

STRUCTURE:

The curriculum is divided into a fall and spring cycle with a total of 16 topics per academic year.  Both the night/day teams will be assigned a topic on Monday.  The following Monday, the L&D day team will discuss the articles assigned at noon.  The L&D float team will be expected to follow the same reading assignments as the day team.  The teams are expected to take the online quiz by the Monday that the articles are discussed. 

RESIDENT RESPONSIBILITY:

All residents on L&D have required reading. Participation both in the noon discussion (L&D day team) and in the weekly quiz (L&D day and Float teams) are required.

FACULTY RESPONSIBILITY:

Faculty will proctor Monday noon conference and facilitate weekly quizzes.

EVALUATION:

Quizzes will be available weekly via Moodle and expected to be completed by the following Monday.