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Alabama
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Comprehensive medical radiation safety manual
- Agreement State status
- State-specific radiation safety procedures
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Alabama is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryCalifornia
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Requires physician fluoroscopy certification exam
- Specific CME requirements for permit renewal
- State-administered fluoroscopy permits
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
California is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryFlorida
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Chapter 64E-5 Florida Administrative Code
- Requires radiological personnel certification
- Specific fluoroscopic X-ray system requirements
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Florida is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryGeorgia
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Georgia Rules and Regulations Chapter 111-8-90 for X-Ray
- Dual oversight between DCH and EPD
- Specific healing arts X-ray requirements
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Georgia is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryIllinois
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Comprehensive radiation control regulations
- Agreement State status
- Personnel exposure monitoring requirements
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Illinois is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryMassachusetts
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- 105 CMR 120.400 - X-rays in Healing Arts
- Comprehensive radiation control program
- Specific fluoroscopy requirements
Official Resources
Agreement State Status
Massachusetts is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryMichigan
Non-Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Requires 0.5 mm lead equivalent shielding (higher than many states)
- Part 7 - Ionizing Radiation Rules
- Non-Agreement State (NRC jurisdiction for radioactive materials)
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Agreement State Status
Michigan is a Non-Agreement State, meaning the NRC directly regulates radioactive materials in this state. The state still regulates X-ray equipment and other radiation-producing machines.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryMinnesota
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Lead apron guidance documents
- X-ray optimization resources
- Comprehensive radiation protection program
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Minnesota is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryNew York
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Part 16 of NY Sanitary Code governs radiation
- Specific fluoroscopic installation requirements
- NYC has additional Health Code Article 175
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
New York is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryOhio
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Ohio Administrative Code Chapter 3701:1-66
- Specific requirements for radiation generating equipment
- Medical fluoroscopic equipment standards
Official Resources
Agreement State Status
Ohio is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryPennsylvania
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- PA Code Title 25 Chapter 221 - X-Rays in Healing Arts
- Comprehensive radiation protection requirements
- Adopts CRCPD Suggested State Regulations
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Pennsylvania is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryTexas
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- 25 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 289 governs radiation control
- Comprehensive state radiation control program
- Specific fluoroscopic equipment requirements
Official Resources
Available Documents
Agreement State Status
Texas is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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View on CRCPD DirectoryWashington
Agreement StateRegulatory Agency
Key Features
- Comprehensive dosimetry requirements
- X-ray equipment registration required
- Facility plan review process
Official Resources
Agreement State Status
Washington is an Agreement State, meaning it has signed an agreement with the NRC to regulate certain radioactive materials. The state radiation control program implements both state and NRC-equivalent regulations.
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CRCPD State DirectoryWhat is an Agreement State?
Agreement States have signed agreements with the NRC allowing them to regulate certain radioactive materials. Currently, 39 states are Agreement States. Non-Agreement States fall under direct NRC jurisdiction for radioactive materials.
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