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Radiation Protection Surveys
Is your practice benefiting from the Radiation Protection Surveys mandated by the CCHPBC1, CPSBC1, CHCPBC1, BCCOHP1, CVBC1 and other collegial organizations?
Other surveyors typically provide a very limited and expensive ‘service’…
i) a check of the x-ray machine output followed by...
ii) an x-ray machine testing report and a certificate.
The above ‘service’ doesn’t bring your practice to compliance with WorkSafeBC1 OHS Radiation Exposure regulations. You, the facility or practice owner, are potentially left liable for failing to achieve this compliance. Let Supertech X-ray help with getting your facility past this hurdle properly.
Make those expensive Radiation Protection Surveys relevant to your staff's safety. With Supertech X-ray as your guide, we can help your practice meet obligations- and elevate awareness of radiation safety to a positive level that your staff can understand and proactively contribute to.
You too can receive the outstanding and competent level of service that current Supertech X-ray clients already experience! Please check your current Radiation Safety Certificate’s expiry date. Give Supertech a call, text or email to arrange a survey now.
Our clients include those with digital radiography, intraoral (including hand-held) and extraoral (pano) dental x-ray sources, and advanced modalities such as dynamic radiography, c-arm fluoroscopy, CBCT and CT Scan. Regarding CBCT and CT Scan modalities, it is absolutely important that a currently registered and certified CCPM1 Medical Radiation Physicist carry out the required Performance Testing and expertly report the results that would form part of a Supertech X-ray Radiation Protection Survey report. These experts have the training and experience to detect radiation dose and image resolution concerns that a radiologist won’t when reviewing patient images.
Supertech X-ray also provides Radiation Shielding Design and Assessment services for future and current clients.
Contact Scott at Supertech X-ray Services, SURREY BC Canada, at (778) 889-6554 and by email at scott.broddy@supertechxray.ca for more info and current rates.
1 Use of logos or names of collegial or regulatory organizations within do not signify their endorsement, association, preference, or approval of products or services provided by Supertech X-ray Services & Consulting Proprietorship.
Exclusive to Supertech X-ray!
To every new chiropractic and veterinary practice client, Supertech X-ray provides, at no cost, a custom logo 'Radiation Safety Binder' where all required and additional radiation safety info can be kept accessible in the facility library, handy for staff education and review at any time. Supertech X-ray updates its contents every 3 years for its current clients. This resource is highly regarded by current Supertech X-ray clients as a starting point for current staff and new-hires who want to learn about facility radiation safety policy and procedure. Only Supertech X-ray does all this!
About Scott Broddy and Supertech X-ray Services & Consulting Proprietorship:
Scott Broddy graduated from NAIT Edmonton with a Diploma in Electronics Engineering Technology (2nd yr Option- Petroleum and Applied Geophysics) in 1977, starting out employment with oilfield exploration service providers in the western provinces. His medical x-ray imaging experience spans over 40 years. From 1982 to 1991, he was employed by medical x-ray imaging OEM’S (Siemens, GE Healthcare) and Vancouver General Hospital Radiology Service. In 1991 Scott began Supertech X-ray Services & Consulting as sole proprietor, now operating for over 30 years in BC and Alberta, continuing on as an independent contractor to human and veterinary medical x-ray imaging clinics in the BC Lower Mainland, and 3rd party medical x-ray systems sales, installation, and service suppliers. He presently specializes in human and veterinary medical x-ray equipment service and handling of workplace radiation safety concerns of patients and staff.
