What are the basic requirements of radiation workers?

Radiation workers must meet the basic requirements: they must be at least 18 years old, pass the occupational health examination, meet the occupational health requirements of radiation workers, pass the training and examination of radiation protection and related legal knowledge, abide by radiation protection laws and regulations, and accept the occupation.

Health monitoring and personal dose monitoring management, holding the "radiation worker certificate".

Radiation workers are a very important professional group in the medical field. They are mainly responsible for the work related to radiation technology, including the use of radiation, nuclear medicine, ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging equipment for diagnosis and treatment. Radiation workers have academic background and skills in medical related majors. They need to receive special training and obtain relevant qualifications, such as medical radiologists or nuclear medical technicians.

Radiation workers need to master and operate all kinds of radiation and medical imaging equipment, such as X-ray machines, CT scanners and nuclear medical equipment. They are responsible for adjusting the equipment to ensure good imaging quality while ensuring the safety and comfort of patients. Radiation workers need to communicate with patients, explain the examination process and help patients prepare. Including arranging suitable body position, providing necessary protective measures such as wearing lead clothes for protection, collecting patient's medical history information, etc.

Radiologists are responsible for collecting images of various radiological examinations, such as X-rays, CT scans and nuclear medical imaging. They need to master imaging technology and parameter adjustment to get clear and accurate images. They also need to make a preliminary evaluation of the images and provide relevant information to doctors when necessary. Radiation workers need to strictly abide by radiation protection standards and measures to ensure the safety of themselves and patients. They understand the potential risks of radiation, use protective equipment and facilities correctly, and monitor the radiation level.

Precautions for radiation workers

Radiation workers need to strictly abide by the relevant safety operation procedures and operation guidelines. Radiation workers should receive professional training and hold relevant qualification certificates. In our work, we must always follow the principle of safe operation of radioactive substances and rays to reduce the risk of radiation exposure. Proper use and wearing of personal protective equipment. Radiation workers need to wear appropriate protective clothing, gloves and glasses and other personal protective equipment to protect themselves from radiation damage.

Conduct regular radiation detection and monitoring. Radiation workers need to receive regular radiation testing and monitoring to ensure that the radiation dose is within a safe range and take timely measures to reduce exposure. Comply with the workflow and operating specifications. Radiation workers shall accurately and reliably carry out working procedures, abide by the operating specifications of radioactive substances and rays, and strictly prohibit violation of regulations and operating procedures. Keep learning and upgrading professional knowledge. Radiologists should keep up with the latest development and research in the industry and constantly learn and update relevant knowledge.