The University of Utah’s Radiation Safety Committee (RSC) is the governing body for all aspects of radiation protection within the University, including all affiliated research, clinical, instructional and service units utilizing radiation sources in facilities owned or controlled by the University.
The Radiation Safety Committee (RSC) promulgates policies, rules and procedures for the safe use of radiation sources. It has authority to oversee, review and audit the activities of the Radiation Safety Officer, the EHS Radiation Safety Division, and all users of university radiation sources.
The subcommittees under the RSC are:
An associated committee of the RSC is the Radioactive Drug Research Committee (RDRC). Comprised of the same membership as the HUS-RSC, the RDRC evaluates and approves or disapproves of applications involving investigational or non-routine clinical uses of radioactive drugs without New Drug Applications (NDA) filed with the FDA or without Investigational New Drug (IND) numbers issued by the FDA. The RDRC reports directly to the United States Federal Drug Agency (FDA).
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