ML20133N863

From kanterella
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Forwards Info Re NRC Policy Statement on Emergency Planning Std 10CFR50.47(b)(12) & Interim Guidance Concerning Guard Vs NRC Court Decision,Per 850926 Request.Info in States of Nj & DE Radiological Emergency Response Plans Encl
ML20133N863
Person / Time
Site: Hope Creek PSEG icon.png
Issue date: 10/25/1985
From: Mittl R
Public Service Enterprise Group
To: Butler W
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NUDOCS 8510300179
Download: ML20133N863 (21)
v • d • e


Text

--.- -.,

O P G Commny Public Sennee E ectnc and Gas 80 Park Plaza, Newark, NJ 07101/ 201430 8117 MAILING ADDRESS / P.O. Box 570, New.sk, NJ 07101 Rooert L. Mitti General Manager Nuclear Assurance and Regulation October 25, 1985 Director of v.aclear Reactor Regulation United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission 7920 Norfolk Avenue Bethesda, Maryland 20814 Attention:

Mr. Walter Butler, Chief Licensing Branch 2 Division of Licensing Gentlemen:

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION - INTERIM GUIDANCE ON EMERGENCY PLANNING STANDARD 10CFR50.47(b)(12)

HOPE CREEK GENERATING STATION DOCKET NO. 50-354 Pursuant to the NRC request for information (letter from W.

Butler, NRC to R.L.

Mittl, PSE&G, dated September 26, 1985) regarding the recent NRC Statement of Policy on Emer-gency Planning Standard 10CFR50.47(b)(12), and Interim Gui-dance with respect to the recent court decision GUARD vs NRC, Public Service Electric and Gas Company hereby submits information to confirm our commitments.

The attached index provides an itemized listing of pertinent information found in the Radiological Emergency Response Plans for New Jersey and Delaware.

This information includes agreements and lists of medical facilities specified for treatment of off-site contaminated and overexposed members of the public.

Copies of the pertinent information from the respective plans are also provided as attachments.

8510300179 851025 h

PDR ADOCK 05000354

'l F

pm J

i g

The Energy People

% 4912 iWI 4 84

Direc )r of Nuclear 2

10/25/85 Reactor Regulation Letters of agreement to the State of Delaware from medical facilities, which specifically reference the Salem Nuclear Generating Station (SNGS), have been acknowledged as appli-cable to Hope Creek Generating Station (HCGS) in the Delaware Radiological Emergency Response Plan, dated August 30, 1984.

In addition to the above information, PSE&G will address full compliance with the Commission's response to the GUARD remand upon issuance of such response.

If you have any questions on the subject filing, do not hesitate to contact us.

f very truly yours,

,s' l;~jf '

Attachments C

D.H. Wagner USNRC Licensing Project Manager A.R.

Blough USNRC Senior Resident Inspector i

o n.

a

-.,., - - - + - -,

- ~ - - -

a r

e

-,, - - - - - - - -,,, ~,, - - - -,

Radiological Emergency Response Plan - New Jersey Attachment Description 1

Letter of Agreement - New Jersey State Police Office of Emergency Management and Salem County Memorial Hospital.

Hospital states its capability to provide services to members of the general public who may be radioactively contaminated or exposed and agrees to provide these services if called upon during an emergency.

2 New Jersey State Plan - Attachment 9

" Hospitals for Radiation Accident Patients."

Listing of hospitals in the State with the capability to treat radiation accident victims.

3 New Jersey State Plan - Artificial Island Annex Attachment 9

" Hospitals to Initiate Treatment of Radiation Injuries."

Listing of hospitals in the State with capability to initiate treatment of radiation injuries.

List also denotes primary hospital resources for Hope Creek area.

Radiological Emergency Response Plan - Delaware 4

Delaware State Plan - Map No.2 l

Map showing locations of hospitals in Delaware which can provide treatment to radiologically contaminated or exposed persons.

I j

Pg 1 of 2

Radiological Emergency Response Plan - Delaware Attachment Description 5

Letter of Agreement - Division of Emergency Planning and Operations and Salem County Memorial Hospital.

Hospital agrees to provide backup medical service to Delaware for persons who are radiologically contaminated or exposed.

6 Letter of Agreement - Division of Emergency Planning and Operations and Wilmington Medical Center Medical Center agrees to provide medical treatment to general population who may becomes radiologically contaminated or exposed.

7 Delaware State Plan - Attachment 13 Listings of Instrumentation, medical personnel, medical facilities with radiological emergency plans, and supporting services necessary for a medical response to a radiological emergency.

Pg 2 of 2

U

. j! ' -

I ATTACllMENT l'

B EC E h,ED e._-

mm LD D0icounryustmalAhkb I

L w

sr.,~or-aes--s~,{r 4 ; k.4 j gY

,..,v. r, ~ e ~... o r,r - es., ret e9N AGEMEH '

fiY pgHoocc g

s

  • L e n, New scescr c.s o r s 1 v

\\>

6,.

March 27, 1955 1 U I

i 9 )A Majar Harold E. Spedding New Jersey State Police Of fice of Emergency Manage =ent P.O. Box 7066 Vest Trenton, NJ 08525

Dear Major Spedding:

Salem County Memorial Hospital will provide necessary services to the general public from the area surrounding Artificial Island Nuclear Cenerating Station.

This service is available to those individuals who ecy be radioactively contaminated, as well as to those who present no specific hazard.

Space is provided for up to twenty-five (25) cases which eay involve radiological hazard victims.

Our staff is trained in handling and treatment of patients who may have been exposed to excessive radiation or bear radioactive surface contamination.

Other treatment includes methods of obtaining samples that may be used to evaluate total radioactive exposure and respiratory uptake.

Written procedures detailing the actions necessary for the implementa:icn of these procedures will be used.

Practical training and practical exercises will be continued to insure this capability is maintained.

S ipenh-c p

/ os. Michael Calvi..

r.,

FACHA President JMGiac cci John Christiansen I

i

ATTACilMENT 2 ATTACRMENT 9 Hospitals for Radiation Accident Patients NAME AND ADDRESS i

Ca= den County John F. Kennedy Me=orial Hospital Cherry Hill Division Chapel Ave. & Coopers Landing Rd.

Cherry Hill 08034 609:665-2000 Cape May County 1

Burdette To=lin Me=orial Hospital Stone Harbour Blvd. & Ree. 9 Cape May Court House 08210 609:465-2000 1

Cu=berland County Millville Hospital North High Street Millville 08332

)

609:825-3500 Essex County Clara Maass Medical Center 1-A Franklin Avenue Belleville 07109 201:450-2000 i

Hospital Center at Orange Orange Memorial Unit 118 S. Essex Avenue Orange 07051 201:266-2000 Montclair Co=munity Hospital 120 Harrison Avenue Montclair 07042 201:744-7300 Mountainside Hospital Bay & Highland Avenues Montclair 07042 201-:429-6000 i

~

l l

1 of 4 Rev. 2 August 1985 t

CO:; TAC * :

NAE.CD ALL' ;f.i St. Barnabas Medical Center 94 Old Short Hills Road Livingster C 039 201:533-5000 St. Michaels Medical Center 306 High Street Newark 07102 201:877-5000 Gloucester County John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital Washington Township Division Washington Township Medical Center Hurffville-Cross Keys Road Turnersville 08012 609:589-3300 Underwood Memorial Hospital N. Broad St. & Red Bandk Avenue Woodbury 08096 3

609:845-0100 Hudson County _

Greenville Hospital 1825 Kennedy Blvd Jersey City 07305 201:547-6100 Mercer County Medical Center at Princeton 253 Witherspoon Street Princeton 08540 609:921-7700 Mercer Medical Center 446 Bellevue Avenue Trenton 08618 Middlesex County J.F. Kennedy Medical Center Anthony M. Yelenesies Co=m. Hosp.

James Street Edison 08817 t

201:321-7000 l

St. Peter's Medical Center 260 Easton Avenue New Brunswick 08903 I

201:745-8600 Rev. 2 August 1965 2 of 4 1

l

l NA'E AND AT?.ESS CONTACT:

l Monmouth County l

Freehold Area Hospital i

Route 537 Freehold 07728 201:431-2000 Monmouth Medical Center 300 Second Avenue Long Branch 07740 1

201-222-5200 l

Morris County Morristown Memorial Hospital 100 Madison Avenue Moristown 07960 201:540-5775 1

St. Clare's Hospital Pocono Road Denville 07834 201:625-6000 Ocean County Paul Kimball Medical Center 600 River Avenue Lakewood 08701 201:363-1900

)

l Burlington Co. Me=orial Hosp. 6 Southern Ocean County Hospital 1140 Bay Avenue Manahawkn 08050 Passaic County Wayne General Hospital 224 Hamburg Turnpike Wayne 07470 201:942-6900 l

Salem County Salem County Memorial Hospital Salem-Woodstown Road j

Salem 08079 609:935-1000

{

l i

l 3 of 4 Rev. 2 August 1985 a

r

';AME AND ADDRESS C(. TACT:

Somersee County Somerset Medical Center Rehill Avenue Sonerville. 08876 201:725-4000 Sussex County Newton Memorial Hospital 175 High Street Newton 07860 201:383-2121 i

Union County Alexian Brothers Hospital 655 East Jersey Street Elizabeth 07206 201:351-9000 Muhlenberg Hospital Park Ave. & Randolph Rd.

Plainfield 07061 201:668-2000 Overlook Hospital i

193 Morris Avenue Su==it 07901 201:522-2000 St. Elizabeth Hospital 225 Williamson Street Elizabeth 07207 201:527-5122 Warren County Hackettstown Co=munity Hospital 651 Willow Grove Street Hackettstown 07840 201:852-5100 l

Warren Hospital 185 Roseberry Street f

Phillipburg 08876 201:859-6700 Ad=in. 201:859-6702 i

4 of 4

.c., 2 Augurt !^-:

ATTACllMENT 3 ATTACEME::T 9 HOSPITALS TO INITIATE TREATME:C OF RADIATION INJURIES 1

Bergen Pines County Hospital 12 Morristewn e=orial Hospital East Ridgewood Avenue 100 Madison Avenue Paramus, NJ 07652 Morristown, NJ 07930 2 Holy Name Hospital 13 Riverside Hospital 718 Teaneck Road P.O. Box 59 Teaneck, NJ 07666 Boonton, NJ 07005 3 Irvington General Hospital 14 Beth Israel Hospital 832 Chancellor Avenue 70 Parker Avenue Irvington, NJ 07111 Passaic, NJ 07055 4 Clara Maass Memorial Hospital 15 Greater Patterson General Hospital Franklin Avenue 224 Hainburg Turnpike Belleville, NJ 07109 Wayne, NJ 07470 5 Newark Beth Israel Medical Center 16 St. Mary's Hospital 201 Lyons Avenue 211 Pennington Avenue Newark, NJ 07112 Passaic, NJ 6

St. Barnabas Medical Center 17 Alaxander Linn Hospital Old Short Hills Road 201 Walnut Street Livingston, NJ 07039 Sussex, NJ 07461 7 Greenville Hospital 18 Newton Memorial Hopital 1825 Kennedy Boulevard 175 High Street Jersey City, NJ 07305 Newton, NJ 07860 8 Jersey City Medical Center 19 Hunterdon Medical Center 50 Baldwin Avenue Route 31 Jersey City, NJ 07304 Flemington, NJ 08822 i

9 North Hudson Hospital 20 Medical Center at Princeton 4300 Park Avenue 253 Witherspoon Street Weehawkin, NJ 07087 Princeton, NJ 08540 10 St. Mary's Hospital 21 St. Francis Medical Center 308 Willow Avenue 601 Hamilton Avenue Hoboken, NJ 07030 Trenton, NJ 08629 11 Community Medical 22 Middlesex General Hospital 95 Mt. Kemble Avenue 180 Somerset Avenue Morristown, NJ 07930 New Brunswick, NJ 08901 l

1 of 2 Rev. 2 Au;u;: '. - I.-

~ _.

~

ATTACEME: T 9 (CO::T. )

23 Perth An'oy General Hospite.

Z Overicok Hospital 530 Nea Surnswide Avenue 193 Morris Avenue Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 Suecit, NJ 07901 24 St. Peters General Hospitcl 33 Ranway Hospital 254 Easton Avenue 865 Stone Street New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Rahway, NJ 07065

  • 25 Freehold Area Hospital 34 St. Elizabeth Hospital Route 537 225 Williamson Street Freehold, NJ 07728 Elizabeth, NJ 07207
  • 26 Mon =outh Medical Center 35 Atlantic City Medical Center Third and Pavilion Avenues 1925 Pacific Avenue Long Branch, NJ 07740 Atlantic City, NJ 08401 I
  • 27 Riverview Hospital 36 Shore Memorial Hospital 35 Union Street Sunny & New Avenues Red Bank, NJ 07701 Somers Point, NJ 08244
  • 28 Coc= unity Memorial Hospital 37 Burlington County Memorial Hospital Highway 37E 175 Madison Avenue Toms River, NJ 08753 Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 29 Raritan Valley Hospital
    • 38 J.F.K. Memorial Hospital

^

Greenbrook Road 18 East Laurel Road Greenbrook, NJ 08812 Stratford, NJ 08084 i

30 Memorial General Hospital

    • 39 J.F.K. Memorial Hospital j

100 Galloping Hill Road Washington Twp. Div.

Union, NJ 07083 Turnersville, NJ 08012 31 Muhlenberg Hospital

    • 40 Salem County Memorial Hospital-Park Avc and Randolph Road Salem-Woodstown Road Plainfield, NJ 07061 Salem, NJ 08079
  • Located closest to Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station Primary Hospital for treatment of contaminated l

2 of 2 Ee. _ August 1985

1 ATTACHMENT 4

/

-e s.... m....

._y.-

.p-nosm..

>.j-

..e,+,,,, e...:

j

/

,.u,..,....,

n\\' Beg /

/s*eg";p' gs s.

.r -

i e i pap,

e,is

-. o... a p~ --

p f

, q,f

....,....... sos.e,..

/

... souis... a s.

n.

/

oevne. ess sseo.

J'.7 y/

/s

~

4 u,

-r

/

u

,,.,.... a.. n

..f

..us........,

/t

\\

....,...u.,u....<

1

. m..s,...

o....

1 vf f

.De8 88 St..f oose o.le.h5

~-

.,...oo.

p*"'*e j

.eguinllow,CE e

l l7 g

a rustas psr.o et.me no....

SSO4 e t eeseE 11 se t M

s*t esise6tose, DC 09000 l

I t

_v.._ - -fj, \\.,pggg I

s

,o..s...,..s..

.n u.a.svo.. ec

..c.

I s*

../..

to est w es.L.m go% e.s.5P91 6

.a Devi tlot as v of t 11 9

W4 Mesettoes. DL #9804 s

\\

I Devisset S,

e

\\

se e%uas4 Tote 4t.ht s.t Costl ww? E S oces ST l

f eso,m..

metwieSfoe. DE 19005

., N

  • ..-..s---

s too t s. oout t v.so a se..tv. e.

I

"'"=

\\

9 4ISthGioes. DE t

N f3 ST S t.utt $ esos.*1.g i

A

g

[

SE Wf htee L SY 94W+t6io. C L.v t.se. Ott. 4ag isg3g

./

\\,

\\

f s

.t. 9 en. e e a 4 '

(

~' ^

7

- -^ ^-, _ _ ~

4 1

f i

A samt s.eosess.&

l e. se vo., nos..,.,

  • e

(

e ustes.., mes..v.o

** *..,4 e

1%

eene.e.=e LJr

. v-1 i

  • e f

,r a

k.....

f..*'

l I

,a Q VV l

h i

I

'1 y

s**

l y&.

  • h use e.,2

?,v,,./

1(

j

  • .a'- e I

i l

l

[

Um:: 114

[

\\

l e

6..

GD

4. W e.

wew

&#.% s t&*ek b

i-w, r*

$r' T-m-i+m--r-ee

-m--s

  • w w9,iy uae-av-w w

w'g-w W'w'N-'I. ryes 5y

ATTACIIMENT 5 W M.Q(f._f i

M am&

$L?;i9ClhADkc:::me:=

8c==

  • =

. ee sa *g w :... e s : e =. : s a a, s c a.e r.s== : :: -.

as. c y, A C A*

_Csfr*

cc 75 t:5-322*';c:

.1

' * : - - C. 3 *..

c.st.

.s es:- =

March 31, 1981 Mr. Clarke V. Jester Director Division of E=ergency Planning and Operations Delaware City, DE 19706

Subject:

E=ergency Medical Assistance Progra:

Dear Mr. Jester:

This letter is to confirm that I agree to the following:

"In the event of a radiological incident involving the Sales Nuclear Generating Station (SNCS) and subsequent radiation exposure to the County Me=orial Hospital, population of the State of Delaware, the Sale:

Sale =, New Jersey will provide backup =edical assistance to conta=inated individuals, including assutance that persons providing services are has occurred. Radiological adequately prepared once proper transport the needs for equip =ent and trained personnel will be on hand to eeet such an e=ergency response."

"It is understood that the Division of E=ergency Planning and Operations notify us to ensure that a Radiation E=ergency Medical Teas can be i

I dispatched and assist in the duties described above."

Sir.eerey,

(

Jos. Michael Galvin, 'Jr., PACHA

~ President JMG: ben i

l I

l

~b ATTACilMENT 6

[';

ostawa.

oivi. ion

)

.. o..

mi.e.i.,

...........o P.

O.

Box 1668

' fgI Executive Offices w'6-i~cto ~ c a -t'i.6 mivissa n swas~e ou.o~v = =o.i46

o. ir.6 Wilr.ington DE 10899 WILMINGTON MEDICAL CENTER

.itoi

.vo~. o u.........

November 24, 1980 Mr. William R. Brown Division of Emergency Planning and Operations Delaware City DE 19706 RE:

Emergency Medical Assistance Program

Dear Mr. Brown,

This is to confirm that I agree to the following:

In the event of a radiological incident involving the Salem Nuclear Generating Station (SNGS) and subsequent radiation exposure to the population of the State of Delaware, the Wilmington Medical Center, Wilmington, Delaware will pro-vide medical assistance to contaminated individuals, including assurance that persons providing services are adequately pre-pared once proper transport has occurred.

Radiological equip-ment and trained personnel will be on hand to meet the needs for such an emergency response.

It is understood that the Division of Emergency Planning and Operations will notify us to ensure that a Radiation Emergency Medical Team can be dispatched and assist la the duties described above.

Very truly yours, a A'h W J.sme:,; G. Harding President Wilmington Medical Center JGH/paf r

..m_.

m..

i 4

m C

7 a

eum I

i C

4.

s=

b b

C 2

c D:

i E

i C

l U

f aCb_

i y

I i

i I,

e-

-J C

C C

6

- N m E

-c C

(

w

.2

.e a

6 4

st:

r i

C

.J t'

w

.a En e

z s

C C.C D m aO C

E E C

W 1

w @w Q

&CC 1

m

-- g b

C:

TTu a

C:

J C

CCZ c

s Cf n=

aowC-

.r

=

E A

~ U Ci L

4 w

W W J ** C UI bl h

E WG(

Z f

=

UZUC C

-E C;

C O

->we

-=*

(

s i

e-ECC C;

W W

C

>=

w w

a 6

u 4

meC e eg C

O J=C C

>=t C

C E >

O C w 6

(44

=

0 C

U am es as M

-e a

6 s

CU h

U e

C = C C

C "C

6 e

CP -

N C-A E

T C

6

= c C

W 6

C C

C

(

.8 G

E e

en a T G

J C

6 a

C

=

4

- >= E M p.

e a

C b

s=

g C

l 1

i i

e b

1 i

l e

i

w

C O-e m

6a at e

C C

N N

N et C',

e e C',

C C

et C

N C

N C'

-w e-N C

C e.

N C

e C

    • l 6 att C C

t%

N N

e N

N N

N O O %

N N

C at @

O N

m e

4, c

e e.s o

e ow C u' c

c c

C C

w a

C C

a a

o c

t U

U g

g, c

.U.

T U

V T

T C

C C

C e

E E

E E

se e

u b

.U b

b e

U b

e C'

  1. 5 C

.O 4

e C

e C

C C

e

.C.

.J

.C-

.C.

J u

U C

C u

o C

N 3

3 g

D C

E Z

K Z

C C

U M

en w

e C

e C

C J

it.

C K

C C

M MM 4 a

w=

c CZ LEEG b

D*

C bbbt UK e

EEEE bbb BEE 9 ebbbb C6bb cra e c. a a ccan b

c6666 cuuuu =* : : ** % %

=* u u u

    • uuo

=*::::

b a s c c.

b%%%%

-D C

bEEE 6

C

i. C o-C ecan obbb
    • EEEE Z

C Ebbb I

C E CC Ebbb EE I

C E C

E6bbC C

C 9%%%

Cbb C%%%

C CC CC EEE M

C

> CC CC CCC EEE O

K C

C CCC C

EEE

>CC CAC S

Cc*

CCC

-C Occ CCC GCC CC h h

CC h CC

  • C P eo *o

>C

  • C C

>+*C

>CC

>C

  • C

>C

  • C

> CC e

be-ee be-bCCC bccc u

a 3e e e e e e

e e e e
e e e #

= a e s

=0 e

2e e e

e e s e e e e O

>CCC

>Coe bNNNN boccc bC@@

4 McCC MCCC McCCC MCCCC McCC Maa MCCC McCC McCCC bmmm b

a as D

e

)

ed C

I e

e C

E C

f

-CC e

L-U O

H C

bm e

O C

E C'

{

,D C'

a C

b

  • C C

2 b%

C C

6 C

I E

ON C

C C

UC UC C

C W

C C

=*

C e P-c C

i C

6m

-a Cc C

e.

G O

w>

c-9 W

t-6 E

    • a b

C C

C C

C G

a.

e a

C Ca b

b l

3 eu

-U C

u o

CG o

u b

E-S as

-b cE o

~

~

~

\\

C CE

-0

=;

u

~

CC u.'

~

e no

~

Q4 JC

>U l

?

s

.C e

I E

M k

C V

E 4

c a

E e

e C

C C.e es O

b.s b

C

.C g

"G e

o

-e C

C C

-C

=

gc E:

C i

w

g 9

3 g

i rp A

1 y

t e

sn t

ao i

ll 2 2 1

1 t

2 8

8 8

8 2

?

fa 8

/ / /

/

8 8

3 5 0 0

/

/

or /

2 1

3 3

1 8

A h

3

/ / /

/

/

/

/

ei /

tl 6

6 as 6

7 6

6 N

4 aa Dc o

e e e

e e

i i i a a

i i

in n

n n r r

n n

c c

c c c e e

c i

i i

i i l

l i

d d

d d

d c

c d

e e e u u

e e

e M

M M Nt Nt M

M M

n

/p /p o

r r r be be r r

r a a aD aD a a

a a

l l

l l

l l

i a

e e t

L e

e e

t e

c c

c c td td c

c c

o u

u u oe oe u u

u l

N N N HM HM N N

N 2

f dN o

0

't l 2

j nl oA e

CI e

l r

g N

g 1t n

r e

o a

P M

a h

v i

t t

R mmmmmm

/

e E0 R9

/

rpppppp r

r rrrr l

n e

i n

occcccc m

h hlhl o

f 1 t

o t

e

/

//// y M

GS i

i 000 n

g 0 m

mm f

r t

N 0

g e 0 r

rrf t t g

I Ii t

n a n 1

e n

0000, a

o R

a 0

00 n a

c M 0 0 0,0,0 _

000,000 0 5.5 R

0 e

t fi h

0 55 s

a00 1

2222 w

n g

w 1

/

e313131 i c

- - - - o o

p r-A A000000 H

L 0

1 0000 L

C r

l 3

s e

e d

ti H

t o

l 2

3 C

0 e

M c

9 9 8

M

/

i 84 8:

3 7

r t

m y

e n

o n n n C n ne nk e

t e e e eI e

ev es m

A c e e nP c er ei u

e r

r r

i-r ru rr r

d n

o o o1 ll o

oS oF t

r o

t t

t9 re t

t t

ed c cH cM n

a ic c8 4 N

I p

V ic iV

[M V

VC VC s

i ho i i-i-V l

ia r

l mo a

e s

r M

e l

a e

e c

t nl dl el nl i.

ea ia ha aa p

Gi si ct ri s

t rt ci Ft ts.

tp ep ip p

I ns vs ts

. s uo io ao to Hl Ht Nl Slf l

i i

4

\\

FIGURE 2 TRAINIO PERSONNEL tinters Area of Education /

Telephone Available Training in Radiation Number irmining tlospital Doslactry 8am fpm i

H**/ fed 9!1 302-685-3275 4

Nuclear Medicine Dr. Norman H. Royer Pecho liospital Chief of Itadiology Sam - 8spm 302-685-3215 4

Mary Jo Pichule fladiological Technician Sam - ta pm 302-6fe5-32 T5 Joan A. Jones Radiological Technician Sam e pm s

302-685-3275 E. James Monihan Assistant Administrator Bam f pm t

362-6f5-32TS Sidney Downs J r.

2's hrs / day Chier Engineer 302 t:22-7138 Radiology S.F. Delgado, M.D.

Hilford Memorial Radiologist eam fa:30pm Ito sp i t a l Radiological itealth/

302-99te-2511 Josephine M. Piccone Ph.D.

Est 316 Medical Physics Veterans Admin.

Radiation Physicist /R50 2s hrs / day 302-998-2511 stospital Ceneral Surgery, Robert Cavallero, M.D.

IIHA Radiological Surgeon Monitor, Aerial Monitor, RDO 8 am - is : 10 fem Nuclear Medicine 302-99fs-2511 Theresa Colareski,

[wt. 316 H.S. CNHT Nuclear Medicine luchnotcgist 8 am is: 30 pm Nuclear Medlcine 302-9918-2511 Connie Hoody, CNMI Ext. 316 Nuclear Medicine lechnologist 8 am is : 30 pm 302-9984-2511 Neeclear Medicine basen Shelly, CNHf Iut. 316 thtclea r Medicino Irrbnologist None i. e., e.c ne r a l it...i. e.e i None It a ve r s iste seosp i ta l Rev. 1 April 1983

e --

FIGtlRI 2 Cont'd 3 RAINED PfRSONNFL iloisrs stospital Training in Radiation Area of [ducation/

Te leptionn Ava i l ata l o Numtio r Training Dosimetry Name/Pijtjon 28 hrs / day Radiological a reil 302-629-6611 Dr. Martin J. Cosgrove Ntaclear Medicine Ext 380 or 383 N.sticoke Chier Raitiologist/

firmo r i a l Radial 600 thn gii t a l 8 am is: 30 pm 302-8 21-8s t00 4

S.W. Lippincott, M.D.

Radiclogy St. frances Director, Dept or Itadiology a am - fe: 30 pm Robert SeIneman, CNMT Nuclea r Medicine 302-t21-8100 4

I ccf >nology Chier, Hitclea r Medicine i

I f

t 4

Rev. I April tasal

'f s'

u

3 8

J l'

l irp A

I

.v d

d d

e t

d e

e e

R nse t

t t

enL n s

s s

caq w e

e e

el e o t

t t

n r p t_

t k

t t

o tee n o

o str u N

N N

oae Mdw eu t

g n r

e t

o in n

m tr y

i e

n at c

m el p

n l

agt y ra toe e

ina a

at utc g

cie w

i o n r

evg e np ta o

pi g v

os enr m

so, i io hete I

c A_

r ti tcnl l

e d

a aeu o

lort nn nj b t

idei n

y ii nre c m

act t

oom n ad s ns n

ce m.l,ae te pe if o

v g

nt N

t A

amo r

oa otu am o

cc r pb d jo cip m L

s os eo emn do P

Laa E

Dl 5daa aR YCN L

3C R

s

)!

4 EL t

p RM n

l UL e

p COL i r y y

t FA a o b d

d b

C pef e

e bmd n

i e

n d

I C

f o e i

D on n

m m

n L

a1!

i r

r i

m l

O rcg m e

e r

e r

r t

t ID bta ed e e

ed A

m a n.

te d d

t e R

uh ?

ee n n

ee Nt*

DN u

u DN

~

p

)

u r

- ne n

kot a

ctn sl age ap bnC i

h y sml cl al a lano (i c ten Wi ig/

s s

s d s

prf e e

eoe o

o e

o sef Y Y

YtM N

N Y

N omJ He(

l a

l i

a

.n r

l i

o a

r i

m t

o m

l m

d a

e s

ip e

A r

M e

s M

e e

c o

l sl nl dl el nl l

a H

da na ea ia ka aa t

rt at Gt st ot rt e

o6 ri i

ri ci Ii i

b l s ts ns vs ts

.s p

fp ep tp ep ip p

s e

t c

io eo eo io l

to o

t l

i l

o l

o I

. O H4 vl hl Rl Nl Sl

l t

os l

l i

rp A

1 v.

f ie f

o s s n

t orn iee tfm d

ise e

s dne e

nar H

org Cta tr lao f

tp i p o

s n

po ss o

o s

hg itel n

fi ara iat od cwi i

ev oap sl s mo soo ar l

S Np ADl

/

E L

C I

V s

sR e

a E

ES e

ri R

c A n UG n

a ep CN al/f rmy (I

i FCn WT tdo iot R

ha O

mus u

P Aqnt roo P

Son ecc U

f i e en S

oetm tae n

e nlh ii ecde ui t t

b msnr l

aoog omf NI ca VAo t

l a

ssrr teor ncfe ei f

mvss erl n eeaa rstr g

it aep csd snon aaha hl rt ei lber) amhoo tatpN ph ns e o

o o

o o

o osf s i

stdae Y N

N N

N N

N oinrY Hwati l

a l

i a

r n

i l

a r

i om t

o m

l m

d a

e s

p e

A r

M e

i s

m e

e c

l sl nl dl el nl o

i a ka aa l

da na ea l

rt at Gt st ot rt a

l i

e oi r4 i

ri ci Fi t

p b

rp ep tp ep ip p

s e

l s ts ns vs ts

.s l l oo eo lo ao to i

o t

t S

Ml Vli kl Hl NI Sit lo e

l r

?

4

Retrieved from "https://kanterella.com/w/index.php?title=ML20133N863&oldid=4236152"