ML20246E844
| ML20246E844 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | 07000738 |
| Issue date: | 04/04/1988 |
| From: | Beghian L MASSACHUSETTS, UNIV. OF, LOWELL, MA (FORMERLY LOWELL |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
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| ML20246E838 | List: |
| References | |
| 108693, 108696, NUDOCS 8907130018 | |
| Download: ML20246E844 (8) | |
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OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS April 4, 1988 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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Ef fective April 4,1988 the University of Iowell has employed a new individual who is assuming the position of Radiation Safety Officer for the University. The individual, Mr. Warren Church, is a certified health physicist with an extensive background in health physics. He is replacing Mr. George E. Chabot who has served as Radiation Safety Officer for seventeen years.
Mr. Chabot has assumed another position at the University but will be working closely with Mr. Church to assure a smooth transition and turnover of responsibilities.
We are pleased that Mr. Church has accepted the position and expect he will do a fine job in this capacity. A copy of Mr.
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WORK EXPERIE!CE:
December 1980 to Present: Regional Radiological Health Representative, United States Food and Drug Ministration, Region I, 585 Conrnercial Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02109.
Supervisor, David G. Field, 565-4718.
Primary Dutie.s:
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Implementation of radiation protection prograns in New England State Radiation Control Programs.
e.g. Developent and implementation of Regional Mamography X-ray Survey Program.
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Radiation Safety Officer for FDA Region I a.
Develognent and Coordination of Regional Energency Preparedness and Civil Defense Plans.
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Review and evaluation of state and local radiological emergency plans and exercises for nuclear power plants.
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Responsible for safe use of radioisotopes in FDA testing laboratory.
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Project Manager for EDA / State contracts involving the field testing of medical x-ray units.
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Primary advisor to FDA Regional Director and Programs in matters relating to radiation protection.
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Health Physics Consultant to FMeral Agencies in New England regarding the safe use of x-ray equipnent and radioisotopes, 1978 to Present: Parttime Instructor, Northeastern Dniversity, Boston, MA.
Instructing fa~diologic technologists and continuing education students on Radiological Protection Principals.
Decenber 1974 to December 1980: Supervisory Engineer, Winchester, Engineering and Analytical Center, 109 Holton Street, Winchester, MA 01810.
IndepeMently responsibl'a for efficient aM effective operation of electrunic product testing group consisting of five professionals and five technicians. Supervised the analysis of complex electronic products for radiation enissions for compliance with performance standards. Final science reviewing authority for sample analysis. Supervised and provided guidance to enployees engaged in equipnent and methods development research.
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. s July 1969 to December 1980: Assistant Radiation Safety Officer, Winchester Engineering and AnalyticaljCenter, Winchester, MA.
Health physics coverage in absence oflRadiation Safety Officer, responsible for radioisotope inventory, health physics inventory, management of radiation accidents, health physics training. Menber Nuclear Incident Advisory Team. Member Winchester Engineering & Analytical Conter Radiation Safety Committee, November 1971 to November 1974: Research Fellow in Physics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA.
Development and conduction of clinical studies in support of nationwide x-ray exposure reduction projects.
September 1966 to Novenber 1971:
Instructor and Assistant Chief, Training Section, Northeast Radiological Health Laboratory, 109 Holton Street, Winchester, MA.
Development ard conduction of short courses on radiological health for federal and state agnecy personnel as well as representatives from industry.
1964 to 1965:
U.S. Public Health Service Assignee to the Maine State Helath Dept., Augusta, ME.
1962 to 1963:
U.S. Public Health Service Assignee to the Minnesota Department of Health, Minneapolis, MN.
Assist state in the conduction of all aspects of its Radiological Health Programs including surveys of x-ray facilities, isotope facilities and environmental surveillance around nuclear facilities.
1963 to 1964: Operations Officer, Radiation Surveillance Network, Rockville Radiological Health Laboratory, Ibckville, MD.
Supervise nuclear counting facility for Nationwide Radiation Surveillance Network.
PRINCIPAL PUBLICATIONS:
" Clinical Evaluation of Male Gonadal Shields", December 1973, " Proceedings cf Health Physics Mid-Year Symposiun".
" Evaluation of External Radiation Measurements",1964, Radiological Health,
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I "Imad Dguivalene of Gonad Shields", published in Health Physics Journal, l
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" Study of X-ray Retakes in New England Hospitals", Bureau of Radiological Health Publication, 1976.
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1962 B.S. Civil Engineering, University of Connecticut 1966 M.S. Sanitary Engineering, Radiological Health specialty, Washington State University 1962 to 1985 Numerous government sponsored technical short courses including:
1862 Nine weekfull time course " Engineering Aspects of Radiological Health", U.S. Public Health Service, Cincinnati, Ohio 1969 Six week fulltime course " Accelerator Health Physics", Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, Berkeley, CA 1982 FEMA Course, " Nuclear Power Plant Off-Site Assessment".
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1964 to Present: Member National Health Physics Society 1966 to Present: Member New England Chapter Health Physics Society.
Chairman Training ard Education Comittee (1972-73), President-elect &
Program Chairman (1973-74), President (1974-75). Annual Meeting Organizational Comittee (1986).
l 1973 to Present: Member U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Officers Association.
1984 to Present: Member Massachusetts Nuclear Incident Advisory ham.
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1976 to 1983: Elected Manber of North Reading Comunity Planning Camission, Chairman (1979-1980).
l 1977-1980: President, North Reading Youth Basketball Assoc.
1985 to Present: Ameri:an Heart Assoc. CPR Instructor l
HONORS, AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS:
1966 Sigma Chi and Phi Kappa Phi (Scholastic Honoraries) 1971 to 1974 Research Fellowship in Physics at Massachusetts Ceneral Hospital 1974 Certified by the American Board of Health Physics decertified in 1982, 1986 1980 U.S. Public Health Service Commendation Medal 1983 U.S. Public Health Service Outstanding Unit Citation 1986 Boston Federal Executive Board, Professional of the Year Award
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r APR 27 la University of Lowell ATTN: Mr. Leon E. Beghian Associate Vice President i
for Research One University Avenue Lowell, MA 01854 Gentlemen:
This refers to your letter dated April 4,1988 informing the Commission that
' Mr. Warren Church replaces Mr. George E. Chabot as Radiation Safety Officer.
It will be necessary to' amend Materials Licenses 20-07446-01, 20-07446-02, 20-07446-03, and SNM-714 to reflect this change. License Numbers 20-07446-02 and 20-07446-03 are exempt from fees as provided in $170.11(a)(9)'of the enclosed 10 CFR 170. However, amendment fees totalling $350 are required to amend Licensgs 20-07446-01 and SNM-714 as specified in fee Categories 3N ($120) and la ($230), respectively, of 10 CFR 170. Payment should be made to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and mailed to my attention at our Washington, D.C. address.
Your application will be processed by the Region I Licensing staff 1 coated at 475 Allendale Road, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406. The fees, however, are required prior to issuance of the amendments to 20-07446-01 and SNM-714 When submitting the fees, please refer to CONTROL NUMBERS 108693 and 108696.
i Sincerely, Ogned by:
6enda Jacksort Glenda Jackson License Fee Management Branch Division of Accounting and Finar.ce Office of Administration and l
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Mr. Leon E. Beghian One University Avenue Lowell, MA' 01854 REFUND OF APPLICATION FEE 1.
BACKGROUND:
Check Received.
June 14, 1988 Application Dated April 4, 1988 Check Number-66264 Check Amount
$350 2.
R_EFUND:
t.110 Amount This refund is now being processed and will be sent as soon as possible.
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REASON FOR REFUND:
1 Overpayment of amendment fees for Ictter dated April 4,1988 for Licenses 20-07446-01 and SNM-714 as specified in fee Category 3N ($120) and IK ($120) of $110.31,10 CFR 170.
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