The committee reviewed rule status updates for various OAC chapters related to radiation-generating equipment and discussed progress on therapeutic equipment regulations and radiologic licensure. New business included a membership change and a proposal for fee increases for radiation handler registrations. The committee approved proposed changes for OAC Chapter 3701:1-68 for public comment. Members also deliberated on legislative matters, specifically Senate Bill 324 regarding scope of practice for non-physician providers and House Bill 59 concerning certified radiation expert qualifications. Additionally, the committee discussed House Bill 377 related to laser hair removal devices and confirmed a preference to continue holding meetings on Fridays.
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The committee conducted a five-year rule review of OAC Chapter 3701:1-58 regarding the medical use of radioactive materials, specifically evaluating rules 3701:1-58-66 through 3701:1-58-73 and 3701:1-58-100 through 3701:1-58-105. No discrepancies between state and federal regulations were identified, and the committee formally approved the findings for submission to the RAC.
Mar 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Radioactive Materials Committee Minutes
The committee conducted a five-year rule review of OAC Chapter 3701:1-58 concerning the medical use of radioactive materials. Specifically, they reviewed rules 3701:1-58-53 through 3701:1-58-65 and determined that there were no discrepancies between Ohio and NRC regulations, resulting in no recommended changes.
Mar 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Radioactive Materials Committee Minutes
The committee conducted a five-year rule review of OAC Chapter 3701:1-58 regarding the medical use of radioactive materials. Discussions focused on identifying discrepancies between Ohio state regulations and NRC standards. Specific issues regarding terminology and conjunction usage in rules 3701:1-58-47 and 3701:1-58-48 were reviewed, with the committee recommending a revision to one rule while determining no changes were necessary for the other.
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