Approved by OMB Expires 12/21/16 QUESTIONNAIRE · 2015-02-25 · Approved by OMB. No. 3150-0183 ....

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INTEGRATED MATERIALS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION PROGRAM

QUESTIONNAIRE State: Florida Reporting Period: April 2, 2011 to March 13, 2015 Note: If there has been no change in the response to a specific question since the last

IMPEP questionnaire, the State or Region may copy the previous answer, if appropriate.

A. GENERAL

1. Please prepare a summary of the status of the State's or Region's actions taken

in response to each of the open recommendations from previous IMPEP reviews.

The Florida Bureau of Radiation Control has no open recommendations from the previous IMPEP review.

B. COMMON PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

I. Technical Staffing and Training

2. Please provide the following organization charts, including names and positions:

(a) A chart showing positions from the Governor down to the Radiation

Control Program Director; See appendix 1.

(b) A chart showing positions of the radiation control program, including management; and

See appendix 2.

(c) Equivalent charts for sealed source and device evaluation, low-level radioactive waste and uranium recovery programs, if applicable.

See appendix 3.

3. Please provide a staffing plan, or complete a listing using the suggested format below, of the professional (technical) full-time equivalents (FTE) applied to the radioactive materials program by individual. Include the name, position, and, for Agreement States, the fraction of time spent in the following areas: administration, materials licensing & compliance, emergency response, low-level radioactive waste, uranium recovery, other. If these regulatory responsibilities are divided between offices, the table should be consolidated to include all personnel contributing to the radioactive materials program.

If consultants were used to carry out the program’s radioactive materials responsibilities, include their efforts. The table headings should be:

EMPLOYEE POSITION AREA OF EFFORT FTE% Cynthia L. Becker Bureau Chief Administration/Tallahassee 30%

Jerry Bai Administrator Inspections & Training/Tallahassee 25%

Mike Phillips Manager Inspections & Training/Tallahassee 25% Eric Lieberman Env. Consultant Inspections & Training/Tallahassee 25% Michael Stephens Env. Health Program Cons. Administration/Tallahassee 50% Jose Guadix Manager Field Inspections/Miami 18% James Stokes Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Miami 18% Frantz Nicoleau Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Miami 18% Eric Kurz Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Miami 18% Wayne Lynk Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Miami 18% Brent Herring Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Emergency Response/Miami 5% Lisa Perazzelli Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Lantana 18% Mike Leiba Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Lantana 18% Rebekah LeJeune Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Lantana 18% Nicholas Pospishil Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Lantana 18% Dan Borek Manager Field Inspections/Ft. Myers 18% Gordon Hastings Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Ft. Myers 18% Lloyd Fontaine Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Ft. Myers 18% Janie Locke Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Ft. Myers 18% Dennis Mitchell Manager Field Inspections/Tampa 18% Sandra Rosevelt Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Tampa 18% John Jordan Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Tampa 18% Robert Larson Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Tampa 18% Kenneth Barnhart Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Tampa 18% Alfredo Ortega Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Tampa 18% Robert Latham Manager Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Randy Clayton Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Hector Serrano Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Michelle Vornhagen Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Leo Bakersmith Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Diane Day Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Orlando 18% Paul Pavlick Manager Field Inspections/Jacksonville 18% Mark Cornwell Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Pensacola 18% Karen Mercorella Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Jacksonville 18% Steve Furnace Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Jacksonville 18% Vacant Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Jacksonville 18% Brian Crawford Env. Scientist & Specialist Field/Inspections/Tallahassee 18% Lisa Gavathas Env. Scientist & Specialist Field Inspections/Broward County 18% Tom McNally Env. Supervisor II Field Inspections/Polk County 54% Vacant Administrator Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Joy Stephenson Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Gan Preamplume Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Joe Major Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Charles Hamilton Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Compliance/Tallahassee 100% David Whitman Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Lee Thomas Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Rowena Nash Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Caleb Smith Env. Scientist & Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 100% Kimberly Farmer Regulatory Specialist Licensing/Tallahassee 50%

Raymond Marcano Chemist Sample Analysis/Orlando 100% Clark Connelly Env. Scientist & Specialist LLRW/Orlando 100% Kellie Anderson Env. Scientist & Specialist Emergency Response/Orlando 50% Paul Norman Env. Scientist & Specialist Emergency Response/Orlando * David Pieski Env. Scientist & Specialist Emergency Response/Orlando * Reno Fabii Manager Emergency Response/Orlando * John Williamson Administrator Emergency Response/Orlando 10% Mark Seidensticker Manager Emergency Response/Orlando * Tim Dunn Manager Emergency Response/Orlando *

TOTAL 20 FTEs

*routinely rotate on-call for response to radiation emergencies Note: Lost one full time evaluator position.

4. Please provide a listing of all new professional personnel hired into your radioactive materials program since the last review, indicate the date of hire; the degree(s) they received, if applicable; additional training; and years of experience in health physics or other disciplines, as appropriate.

EMPLOYEE DATE OF HIRE DEGREE

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Rebekah LeJeune 4/27/12

BS – Environmental Health Science

Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (July 2012) NRC Inspection Procedures (March 2013) NRC Materials Control & Security Systems & Principles (May 2013) Radiological Emergency Response Operations (June 2013) NRC Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine (August 2013) IS100 – Intro to Incident Command System (September 2006) IS700 – National Incident Management System (September 2006) IS100a – Introduction to ICS (April 2008)

2

Brent Herring 7/22/14 BS – Biology

AA – Radiography AA – Pre-Science

Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (October 2013)

9

Janie Locke

11/21/14 ARRT (MRI, CT) AA – Radiology

Applied Health Physics and Incident Response (February 2015) IS700a – National Incident Management System (December 2014) IS100b – Intro to Incident Command System (December 2014)

9

Clark Connelly

2/3/12 BS – Environmental Management

NRC Transportation of RAM (October 2012) Radiological Emergency Response Operations (April 2012) Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (July 2012) NRC Introductory Health Physics (February 2013) NRC Environmental Monitoring (May 2013) GIS Training for the RSI System (October 2013)

3

NRC Basic Health Physics (February 2014) NRC Fundamental Health Physics I, II, III (June 2014)

Kenneth Barnhart

3/19/12 BS – General NRC Licensing Procedures (March 2004) NRC Inspection Procedures (April 2004) Portable Gauge Course (November 2004) NRC Root Cause Workshop (December 2004) Fundamentals of Radiation Safety by TMS (January 2005) DOT Specialized Hazmat: RAM (February 2007) NRC Materials Control & Security Systems & Principles (August 2007) NRC Inspection Procedures (October 2008) NRC Industrial Radiography (October 2008) National Incident Management System (September 2010) ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents (November 2010) Intro to the Incident Command System (April 2012) MRC RRVC Population Monitoring (March 2013) Applied Health Physics and Incident Response (October 2013) Radiological Accident Assessment Concepts (March 2014) NRC Nuclear Medicine (March 2014) Radiological Accident Assessment Concept (August 2014) Dose Assessment Tool (October 2014) NRC IMPEP (January 2015)

24

Gan Preamplume

10/25/13 BS – Biochemistry MS – Environmental Science

Introduction to Health Physics (April 2014) Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (May 2014) Radiological Emergency Response Operations (June 2014) Aerial Survey for Radioactive Isotopes (December 2014) NRC NMED Database (August 2014) Radiation Safety: Types of Radiation (October 2013) Radiation Safety: Units (October 2013)

1

Robert Larson

4/16/12 AA – Nuclear Med Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (July 2012) MRC RRVC Population Monitoring (March 2013) NRC Materials Control, Security Systems & Principles (February 2014)

16

Kellie Anderson

8/22/14 BS – Forensic Science

CBRN Specialist Radiological Emergency Response Operations (December 2014) Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (February 2015) IS100b – Intro to Incident Command System (August 2014)

7

IS700a – National Incident Management System (August 2014) IS00003 – Radiological Emergency Management (August 2014)

Tim Dunn *Mr. Dunn has worked for the bureau since 1991 but was promoted to his current position in March 2013.

3/1/13* DHS DNDO Alarm Adjudication (November ) FEMA Advanced Dose Assessment (June 2005) Radiological Emergency Response Operations (June 2005) Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (July 2005) PRND (July 2009) ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents (October 2013) GIS training for the RSI system (October 2013) NWIRT by Defense Nuclear Weapons School (November 2013) ORISE Health Physics in Radiation Emergencies (February 2014) Radiological Accident Assessment Concepts (May 2014) FEMA Radiological Accident Assessment Concept (August 2014) NMED Data Training (August 2014) NRC Introductory Health Physics (November 2014)

30

Lisa Gavathas

09/26/14 BS – Math/Computer Science

NRC Introductory Health Physics (February 2015) 1993 – 1996 (RERO, NRC Inspection Procedures, Intro to Licensing, Nuclear Medicine, Industrial Radiography, Well Logging) Incident Command System (IS200, 300, 301, 500, 700 – September/October 2014)

3

Paul Norman

06/01/12 BS – Workforce Education

Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (July 2012) Radiological Emergency Response Operations (August 2012) NRC Transportation of RAM (July 2013) NWIRT by Defense Nuclear Weapons School (November 2013) IS100b – Intro to Incident Command System (June 2012) IS-00003 – Radiological Emergency Management (July 2012) IS700a – National Incident Management System (July 2012) IS200b – ICS for Single Source Resources and Initial Action Incident (August 2012) Terrorism Awareness for Emergency First Responders (August 2012)

2

Karen Mercorella

2/28/14 AA – Nuclear Power Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard (February 2012) Applied Radiation Physics and Incident Response (May 2014) NRC Introductory Health Physics (November 2014)

6

40 Hour HAZWOPER (February 2012)

5. Please list all professional staff who have not yet met the qualification requirements for a radioactive materials license reviewer or inspector. For each, list the courses or equivalent training/experience they need and a tentative schedule for completion of these requirements.

All license evaluators have completed the required training. The following inspectors are still working to complete the Basic Radioactive Materials Inspection Modules as specified in the Inspection Training Policy (see attached). Karen Mercorella Steve Furnace Brent Herring Janie Locke Lisa Gavathas

6. Identify any changes to your qualification and training procedure that occurred

during the review period.

The Inspection Training Policy has replaced the Qualifications Journal for inspection staff hired after 2012. See attachment “Inspection Training Policy Q6”.

7. Please identify the technical staff that left your radioactive materials program

during the review period and indicate the date they left.

EMPLOYEE DATE OF TERMINATION

DATE HIRED

Richard Beauman 06/30/11 11/2/07 Debbie Gilley 12/01/11 06/01/87 Robert Knecht 08/31/11 06/29/92 Jennifer Middlebrook 12/08/11 08/24/09 Brandie Peretz 02/24/12 10/14/11 Bill Passetti 05/31/12 03/28/86 Charles Adams 09/28/12 08/26/92 Hector Tabares 12/17/12 11/03/06 Joseph Vozniak 05/23/13 01/23/09 Walter Klein 05/31/13 01/31/03 Latansha Betts 05/31/13 10/02/09 Richard Davis 06/23/14 01/24/14 Paul Vause 02/01/15 07/23/85 Bill Roberts 03/31/14 04/12/91 Mursaleen Iqbal 04/09/14 04/07/08

8. List any vacant positions in your radioactive materials program, the length of time each position has been vacant, and a brief summary of efforts to fill the vacancy.

The Environmental Administrator of the Radiation Materials Section became vacant on 2/2/15. The position advertisement closed on 2/13/15 and applications are under review. Environmental Specialist II – Orange Park Inspector became vacant 8/8/14. Position has been advertised three times. Applicants had very little, if any, radiation experience. Offered to one individual and was declined due to salary. Readvertised with a closing date of 1/9/15. Position was placed on hold by the department.

9. For Agreement States, does your program have an oversight board or committee which provides direction to the program and is composed of licensees and/or

members of the public? If so, please describe the procedures used to avoid any potential conflict of interest.

Florida uses a fifteen member advisory council to provide recommendations to the program. The Advisory Council on Radiation Protection is made up of the following disciplines: board certified chiropractic radiologist, board certified podiatrist, board certified radiological physicist, board certified therapeutic radiologist or board certified radiation oncologist, two lay persons who have no radiological background, certified radiologic technologist-radiographer, certified radiologic technologist-nuclear medicine, certified radiologic technologist-therapy, basic x-ray machine operator or licensed practitioner who employs same, certified health physicist, expert in environmental matters, representative from the administration of a hospital affiliated with a radiologic technology education program, board certified radiologist, and a board certified nuclear medicine physician. Since this is an advisory council and can only make recommendations there is no conflict of interest.

II. Status of Materials Inspection Program

10. Please identify individual licensees or categories of licensees the State is inspecting less frequently than called for in NRC’s Inspection Manual Chapter (IMC) 2800 and explain the reason for the difference. The list only needs to include the following information: license category or licensee name and license number, your inspection interval, and rationale for the difference.

Florida has no categories of licensure that are inspected less frequently than the U.S.

NRC. 11. Please provide the number of routine inspections of Priority 1, 2, and 3 licensees,

as defined in IMC 2800 and the number of initial inspections that were completed during each year of the review period.

See attachment “2015 IMPEP Q11”. Note: Florida Bureau of Radiation Control Priority

1, 2, 3, and 4 is equivalent to NRC Priority 1, 2, and 3. 12. Please submit a table, or a computer printout, that identifies inspections of

Priority 1, 2, and 3 licensees and initial inspections that were conducted overdue. At a minimum, the list should include the following information for each inspection

that was conducted overdue during the review period:

(1) Licensee Name (2) License Number (3) Priority (IMC 2800) (4) Last inspection date or license issuance date, if initial inspection (5) Date Due (6) Date Performed (7) Amount of Time Overdue (8) Date inspection findings issued There were no initial inspections conducted overdue. All initial inspections were conducted timely. There was 1 routine inspection that was conducted overdue. All other routine inspections were conducted timely per NRC Priority 1, 2, and 3 frequencies.

Name Number Priority Last Insp Date Due Date Performed

Overdue Findings Issued

First Coast

2836-2 3 03/17/2009 03/17/12 03/14/13 362 days 03/20/13

Oncology Group

13. Please submit a table or computer printout that identifies any Priority 1, 2, and 3 licensees and initial inspections that are currently overdue, per IMC 2800. At a minimum, the list should include the same information for each overdue inspection provided for Question 12 plus your action plan for completing the inspection. Also include your plan for completing the overdue inspections.

There are no Priority 1, 2, and 3 licensee or initial inspections that are currently overdue.

14. Please provide the number of reciprocity licensees that were candidates for

inspection per year as described in IMC 1220 and indicate the number of reciprocity inspections of candidate licensees that were completed each year during the review period.

Reciprocity reporting period 2011-2014

NRC

Priority

Number of Licensees Granted Reciprocity Permits Each Year

Number of Licensees Inspected Each Year

Licensees performing teletherapy and irradiator source installations or changes

2011 11 2012 11 2013 15 2014 12

2011 6 2012 7 2013 9 2014 8

1 Industrial Radiography

2011 12 2012 4 2013 8 2014 9

2011 6 2012 0 2013 3 2014 3

2

Broad Scope Multi Site (ARMY)

2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0

2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0

3 Well Logging Mobile Med

2011 6 2012 4 2013 5 2014 5

2011 3 2012 2 2013 0 2014 1

4 2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0

2011 0 2012 0 2013 0 2014 0

All Other 2011 29 2012 26 2013 41 2014 29

2011 14 2012 7 2013 12 2014 13

III. Technical Quality of Inspections

15. What, if any, changes were made to your written inspection procedures during the reporting period?

See attached revisions history. 16. Prepare a table showing the number and types of supervisory accompaniments

made during the review period. Include:

Inspector Supervisor License Category Date

See attached. 17. Describe or provide an update on your instrumentation, methods of calibration,

and laboratory capabilities. Are all instruments properly calibrated at the present time? Were there sufficient calibrated instruments available throughout the review period?

Florida has continued to receive Department of Homeland Security grant funding over the past three years and has purchased emergency response equipment and radiation detection instruments for the area offices.

Each inspector currently has:

Thermo Rad Eye PRD Alarming Personal Radiation Detector Ludlum Model 2401-P beta gamma pancake Canberra Model 213 Ultra/Mini-Radiac Thermo EPD Mark 2 electronic personnel dosimeter

In addition, each inspector has access to a zinc sulfide alpha scintillator rate meter, a Far West Technology REM 500B neutron rate meter, and a radioisotope identifier, primarily a Flir/IcX Identifinder, and in three offices a Canberra Inspector 1000.

The Miami area has access to a high resolution Ortec Detective EX RIID, and the Tallahassee and Orlando areas have access to a high resolution Ortec Detective EX-100 RIID, with one in the Tallahassee HQ and two in the Orlando Lab.

All equipment is calibrated at the radiation/electronic calibration lab in Orlando, Florida. NIST traceability is accomplished through the use of pressurized ion chambers calibrated biennially by a NIST traceable vendor.

Major Laboratory Equipment: Located at the Health Physics Lab 1. (3) low background, gas flow proportional counters with automatic sample changers including one Tennelec LB5100 Series II, one Gamma Products 5000N and one Gamma Products 5020. 2. (2) Protean MDS-8 Eight-Detector, low background, gas flow, proportional counter. 3. Gamma Spectroscopy system consisting of Canberra N-type 67% HPGE detector (new), Princeton Gamma Tech N type 41% HPGE detector, Canberra P type 30% HPGE detector, Canberra Genie 2000 PC analysis software. 4. Gamma Spectroscopy system consisting of two 3 x 3 NaI and two 4 x 4 NaI detectors, one FIDLER detector with Canberra Alpha M for VAX analysis software. 5. 2 Ordela PERALS® (Photon Electron Rejecting Alpha Liquid Spectroscopy) spectrometers. 6. (3) Canberra 7401 alpha spectroscopy chambers with PIPS detectors. 7. Packard Tri Carb 2900TR Liquid scintillation counter. 8. Packard Model 307 Sample Oxidizer for preparation of solid samples for H3/C14 analysis. 9. Six Chemical Fume Hoods

Major Laboratory Equipment: Located on the Mobile Laboratory Gamma spectroscopy system consisting of Canberra N-type 67% HPGE detector with full

size shield, Ortec P type 28% HPGE detector with Canberra Genie 2000 PC analysis software and shield capacity of 1.0 L Marinelli container. Gamma Products Traveler alpha beta gas proportional counter

Canberra iSolo portable alpha beta counter with radon/thoron rejection.

Triathler portable liquid scintillation counter.

We are on schedule for all instrument calibrations and have maintained adequate numbers of calibrated instruments at all times.

IV. Technical Quality of Licensing Actions

18. How many specific radioactive material licenses does your program regulate at this time?

The total number of specific licensees regulated by Florida as of 1/15/15 is 1,659. 19. Please identify any major, unusual, or complex licenses which were issued,

received a major amendment, were terminated, decommissioned, submitted a bankruptcy notification or renewed in this period.

There was change of ownership at one of our large irradiators. A new license, 4430-1

was issued for Sterigenics, US, LLC and the previous license, number 2244-1 for Food Technology Services, Inc. was terminated.

Bankruptcy notification was received from RCOA Imaging Services, Inc. License Numbers (all for mobile nuclear medicine) 3110-2, 3110-3, 3110-4, 3110-7, 3110-8 and 3110-9 were subsequently terminated. For complete listing, see attachment “2015 IMPEP Q19.”

20. Discuss any variances in licensing policies and procedures or exemptions from

the regulations granted during the review period. No variances in licensing policies and procedures or exemptions from the regulations

were granted during the review period. 21. What, if any, changes were made in your written licensing procedures (new

procedures, updates, policy memoranda, etc.) during the reporting period?

Revisions to guidance checklists and application guides have been made as technologies and rules have changed. In addition, new guidance checklists and license conditions have been created for new technologies and rules such as Increased Security Controls, Preceptor/Applicant Statement, Medical Use Application Guide, Unsealed or Sealed Sources Guide, Portable Gauge Guide, Fixed Gauge Guide, High Dose Rate Remote Afterloader, Non-Human Use Radioactive Materials License Application and the Human Use Radioactive Materials License Application. Copies are included in our Technical Licensing Procedures and most are also available on our website located at FLHealth.gov/radiation.

22. Identify by licensee name and license number any renewal applications that have

been pending for one year or more. Please indicate why these reviews have been delayed and describe your action plan to reduce the backlog.

Currently there are no renewal applications that have been pending for more than one

year.

There was one renewal application during the review period that was pending for more than one year. This was due to the licensee’s continued failure to respond to our letters. We sent multiple 20 and 10 day letters to request response from the licensee. This license was subsequently terminated.

Renewals Over 1 Year Year Licensee License# Received DateClosed DaysToClose Type

2010 PET/CT CENTER OF NORTH FLORIDA, LLC

3705-1 6/23/2010 10/14/2011 478 R

V. Technical Quality of Incident and Allegation Activities

23. For Agreement States, please provide a list of any reportable incidents not previously submitted to NRC (See Procedure SA-300, Reporting Material Events, for additional guidance, OMB clearance number 3150-0178). The list should be in the following format:

Licensee Name License # Date of Incident/Report Type of Incident

There were no reportable incidents not previously reported.

24. Identify any changes to your procedures for responding to incidents and allegations that occurred during the period of this review.

No changes have been made to procedures for handling allegations. C. NON-COMMON PERFORMANCE INDICATORS I. Compatibility Requirements

25. Please list all currently effective legislation that affects the radiation control program. Denote any legislation that was enacted or amended during the review period.

Chapter 404, Florida Statutes

26. Are your regulations subject to a "Sunset" or equivalent law? If so, explain and include the next expiration date for your regulations.

Florida has eliminated the “sunset” laws.

27. Please review and verify that the information in the enclosed State Regulation Status (SRS) sheet is correct. For those regulations that have not been adopted by the State, explain why they were not adopted, and discuss actions being taken to adopt them. If legally binding requirements were used in lieu of regulations and they have not been reviewed by NRC for compatibility, please describe their use.

From NRC’s website 1/23/2015 RATS ID

NRC Chronology Identification

Date Due for State Adoption

Incoming Package

Outgoing Package

Notes

*2007-2

Exemptions From Licensing, General Licenses, and Distribution of Byproduct Material: Licensing and Reporting Requirements Parts 30, 31, 32, 150 72 FR 58473

12/17/2010

Proposed ML111580543

Comments 08/18/2011 ML111880943

See Below

*2007-3

Requirements for Expanded Definition of Byproduct Material Parts 20, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 61, 150 72 FR 55864

11/30/2010

Proposed ML111580543

Comments 08/18/2011 ML111880943

See Below

*2009-1

Medical Use of Byproduct Material – Authorized User Clarification Part 35 74 FR 33901

09/28/2012 2R

ML111580543

Comments 08/18/2011 ML111880943

See Below

From STC-15-001 dated 1/8/2015 2011-2

Licenses, Certifications, and Approvals for Materials Licensees. Parts 30, 36, 39, 40, 51, 70, and 150 76 FR 56941

11/14/2014

Uranium Mill only comp C and H&S

See Below

2012-1

Changes of Compatibility of 10 CFR 31.5 and 31.6 (See Rule ID 2001-1 for Rule text) 77 FR 3640

1/25/2015

FL was one of the original petitioners to change from Cat B to C

See Below

RATS 2007-2 and 2007-3 list comments regarding proposed rules. These Rules became effective 12/26/2013. A copy of the final rules and comments addressed are being sent to NRC for review and a copy will be available during the IMPEP.

RATS 2009-1 were comments made on medical rules. The final rule changes that address these comments were effective 12/26/2013. A copy of the final rules and comments addressed are being sent to NRC for review and a copy will be available during the IMPEP. The above RATS deal with the changes due to the Energy Policy Act which provide NRC the authority to regulate accelerator produced radioactive materials and discrete radium. Florida has always possessed the authority to regulate these materials and has regulated them in the same fashion as any radioactive materials. Therefore substantial portions of these RATS were already addressed in our regulations. In January 2011, Executive order 11-001 halted all rules in process and requires rules to receive review and approval from the Governor’s office. We were able to proceed with these rule changes in August 2012 and they became final in December 2013.

RATS 2011-2 only applies to Agreement States with authority to license uranium mills and repeats general licensing requirements in 30.33.

RATS 2012-1 Florida was one of the petitioners to change the compatibility from B to C due to NRC review or Florida rules to comply with RATS 2001-1. The Florida rule text has not changed since the petition. A letter regarding RATS 2011-2 and 2012-1 was sent to NRC on 01/27/2015.

28. If you have not adopted all amendments within three years from the date of NRC rule promulgation, briefly describe your State's procedures for amending regulations in order to maintain compatibility with the NRC, showing the normal length of time anticipated to complete each step.

RATS 2007-3 and 2009-1 were adopted after the due date. In January 2011, Executive Order 11-001 halted all rules in process and required rules to receive review and approval from the Governor’s office. We were able to proceed with these rule changes in September 2012 and they became final in December 2013. Attached are the current procedures for amending our regulations based on the last rule change. We anticipate that this process takes ~15 months and if legislative ratification is required an additional 6-12 months is needed. The rule process is described in Chapter 120, Florida Statutes. Below is a summary of the process.

SUMMARY: Rule Development: The program submits a Notice to Develop Rulemaking to the Department. The Department sends it to the Office of Program Policy Analysis and Government Accountability (OFARR) in the Governor’s Office for review and approval. Once permission is given, the Department publishes a Notice to Develop Rulemaking in the Florida Administrative Register (FAR) for a period of 21 days offering to hold a rule development workshop. If a workshop is requested it is published in the FAR a minimum of seven days prior to the workshop providing the date, time and location of the workshop. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking must be published within one year from the Notice of Rule Development.

Rule Proposal: After the workshop (if held) any substantive changes or comments acceptable to the program are incorporated in the proposed regulations. The program drafts proposed regulations which receive Department level review (~1-9 months). The Department sends it to OFARR for review and approval. Once permission is given, the Department publishes a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in FAR for a period of 21 days offering to hold a public hearing about the proposed regulations. If a hearing is requested, it is noticed in the FAR a minimum of seven days prior to the hearing providing date, time and location of the hearing.

Adoption: Following the 21-day notification period or the hearing (if held) and no substantive changes are requested by the public or Joint Administrative Procedures Committee (JAPC), the program prepares documents for certification of the regulations and documents incorporated by reference. The Department submits these documents to JAPC who has seven days to review/approve. Providing there are no additional comments or changes required by JAPC, regulations are filed with the Florida Department of State. The final regulations must be filed no less than 28 days and no more 90 days of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking.

Departmental processing procedures in more detail are available. Additional timeframes are outlined in Chapter 120, Florida Statutes for scenarios requiring public hearings and legislative ratification, for example.

II. Sealed Source and Device (SS&D) Evaluation Program

29. Prepare a table listing new and amended (including transfers to inactive status) SS&D registrations of sources and devices issued during the review period. The table heading should be:

IMPEP 2015

New and Amended Florida SS&D Registrations since April 2, 2011

SS&D Registry Number

Manufacturer, Distributor or Custom User

Product Use and Type Date Issued Type of Action

FL SS&D License

FL-1334-D-101-G City Labs, Inc. (T) Other, Power Generation; Device

9/30/2014 Revision 3 4230-R1

1/24/2012 Revision 2


FL-1172-D-101-S Northrop Grumman Guidance And Electronics Company, Inc.

(O) Ion Generators, Static Eliminators; Device

4/26/2012 Revision 5 2159-R1

FL-0113-D-101-G Elena Research, LLC

(E) Beta Gauge; Device

7/10/2014 Revision 1 4340-R1

1/30/2013 Revision 0 New

FL-1146-S-101-S Isoaid, LLC. (AA) Manual Brachytherapy; Source

1/15/2013 Revision 4 3196-R1


FL-1146-S-102-S Isoaid, LLC (AA) Manual Brachytherapy; Source

2/13/2013 Revision 4 3196-R2

5/4/2011 Revision 3

FL-1116-D-101-S Lockheed Martin Corporation

(O) Ion Generators, Static Eliminators; Device

7/24/2013 Revision 4 3137-R1

11/15/2011 Revision 3

30. Please include information on the following questions in Section A, as they apply

to the SS&D Program:

Technical Staffing and Training - Questions 2-9 Technical Quality of Licensing Actions - Questions 18-22 Technical Quality of Incident and Allegation Activities - Questions 23-24

Mike Stephens, David Whitman, Joy Stephenson, and Caleb Smith have attended SSDR courses and workshops in addition to receiving and using copies of the SSDR workshop training materials as reference materials.

Technical Quality of Licensing Actions: See questions 18-22

Technical Quality of Incident and Allegation Activities: No incidents or allegations have been identified with any of the products distributed by Radiation Materials licensees identified in question 29 who have been issued a SSDR by Florida.

III. Low-level Radioactive Waste Disposal Program

31. Please include information on the following questions in Section A, as they apply to the Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Program:

Technical Staffing and Training - Questions 2-9 Status of Materials Inspection Program - Questions 10-14 Technical Quality of Inspections - Questions 15-17 Technical Quality of Licensing Actions - Questions 18-22 Technical Quality of Incident and Allegation Activities - Questions 23-24

N/A IV. Uranium Recovery Program

32. Please include information on the following questions in Section A, as they apply

to the Uranium Recovery Program:

Technical Staffing and Training - Questions 2-9 Status of Materials Inspection Program - Questions 10-14 Technical Quality of Inspections - Questions 15-17 Technical Quality of Licensing Actions - Questions 18-22 Technical Quality of Incident and Allegation Activities - Questions 23-24

N/A

ERCI Inspection Training Policy

Table of Contents

I. Basic Inspection Training

II. Additional Inspection Types

III. Attestation of Basic inspection Training

IV. Inspector Qualification Journal

Bureau of Radiation Control Page 1 of 5 State of Florida, Department of Health Revised 09/22/2014


I. Basic Inspection Training

The Bureau of Radiation Control’s Inspector Training Program is a performance based system that focuses on teaching general inspection skills as a foundation. The general inspection skills are taught through the guidance and accompaniments of inspection managers and seasoned inspection staff. The “Inspection Guidelines for Field Operations” training module is a detailed guide to this process.

The Bureau also conducts an in-house “Applied Radiation Physics” course and an “Incident Response” course for all technical Staff.

There are 3 basic inspection training modules, “X-ray Training Manual”, “Portable Gauge Training” and “Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine Training”. These modules will, in detail, guide the training of an inspector in a Medical and a Non-Medical inspection type. Once these modules are completed by an inspector and inspection audits performed, the inspector is authorized to perform other types of inspections after accompaniment with an experienced inspector and the approval of the inspection manager. There are additional, supplemental training modules such as “Transportation of RAM”, and “Radiopharmaceutical Therapy”. Additionally, technical staff are encouraged to attend relevant supplemental and refresher training offered by NRC, FEMA, CRCPD, FDA, CDC, DHS, HPS, AAPM, and other organizations. Bureau staff will also participate and train in emergency exercises with other agencies.

Upon completion of the 3 basic inspection training modules or equivalent, inspectors will have a good understanding of the following:

Basic/fundamental Health Physics Understanding of Regulations Use of SOP Use of Field Notes License and Registration Review Interviewing How to perform entrance and exit interviews Observations Sampling Records Reviewing Demonstrations Cross-referencing inspection information How to Survey Documentation of inspection results How to respond to incidents Completing Inspection Reports Submitting Inspection Reports



II. Additional Inspection Types

There are the types of inspection that have either a training module or should have an initial accompaniment:

Dental (X-ray Training Manual) Radiographic (X-ray Training Manual) Fluoro (X-ray Training Manual) Nuclear Medicine (Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine Training Manual) Sealed Source Non-Medical (Portable Gauge Training Manual) Unsealed Source Non-Medical General Licenses Non-Medical X-ray Accelerators (Medical) Increased Controls Industrial Radiography (Materials) Industrial Radiography (X-ray) Pool Irradiators Broad Scope Specific Licenses Inspection types not addressed directly in the basic inspection training will use the Field Notes, SOP, and Regulations as a training document with guidance through facility visits, accompaniments, management, and seasoned inspection staff.



III. Attestation of Basic Inspection Training

Inspector’s Name: Date training completed: This attestation is to confirm that the inspector has performed the required basic training or the equivalent as listed in the ERCI Inspection Training Policy. The inspector has completed the “Applied Radiation Physics” and “Incident Response” courses. The inspector has been provided with copies of the “Inspection Guidelines for Field Operations”, “Portable Gauge Training Module”, “Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine Module”, “X-Ray Training Manual”, and a copy of the “Standard Operating Procedures for inspections”.

Inspector has been trained and audited for Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine and Portable Gauge inspections.

Inspector has been trained and audited for Dental, Radiographic, and Fluoroscopy inspections.

Supervisor: Jerry Bai Signature:



IV. Inspector Qualifications Journal

1: Inspector Name 2. Inspector Number

Select the checkbox next to the categories of Radioactive Material Licenses that you can inspect

This document serves as an update for the Inspection Qualifications Journal that the bureau retains. It is important that this form is filled out accurately and honestly to update the inspector’s status for the upcoming Integrated Materials Performance Evaluation Program (IMPEP) inspection

If you have any questions, please direct them to your Manager and/or Training and Quality Assurance

Materials Inspections Nuclear Medicine Sealed Source Non-Medical Unsealed Source Non-Medical General Licenses Brachytherapy/HDR Teletherapy Increased Controls Industrial Radiography Pool Irradiators Broad Scope Specific Licenses

X-ray Inspections Dental, Radiographic, and Fluoro Non-Medical X-ray Accelerators (Medical) Industrial Radiography

3: Supervisor’s Name 4. Inspector Number


Initial and Routine Inspection (Priority 1, 2, 3 and 4)

Inspection Year Inspection Type Totals

201135

0

94

1

2

612

8

All (except) field

Field only

Initial/full

Initial/partial

Reinspection

Routine/full

Routine/partial

752

201236

2

77

3

2

678

9

All (except) field

Field only

Initial/full

Initial/partial

Reinspection

Routine/full

Routine/partial

807

201339

0

65

4

0

629

10

All (except) field

Field only

Initial/full

Initial/partial

Reinspection

Routine/full

Routine/partial

747

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Inspection Year Inspection Type Totals

201428

1

70

1

0

604

13

All (except) field

Field only

Initial/full

Initial/partial

Reinspection

Routine/full

Routine/partial

717

20150

0

0

1

0

14

0

All (except) field

Field only

Initial/full

Initial/partial

Reinspection

Routine/full

Routine/partial

15

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Update History

08/30/13 Sixth release of SOP. New Preparation for Applications for Industrial Radiography Regulatory Guide

1.40 June 2013 New Preparation for Applications for Gamma Knife Devices Regulatory Guide

1.70 06/2012 Replace SS & USS Unsealed or Sealed Regulatory Guide 1.50, 02/2007 Replace High Dose Rate Remote Afterloader High Dose Rate Remote Afterloader

Regulatory Guide 1.60 October 2011 Replace Portable Gauge Portable Gauge Regulatory Guide 1.10, Revision 5,

08/2007 Replace Fixed Gauge Fixed Gauge Regulatory Guide 1.20, Revision 2, 02/2008 Replace Monitoring Doses Monitoring Criteria and Methods to Calculate

Occupational Radiation Doses Regulatory Guide 3.34, Revision 2, 12/2000

Replace Dose to Fetus Radiation Dose to the Embryo/Fetus Regulatory Guide 3.36, Revision 1, 02/2001

Replace Reporting Exposure Instructions for Recording and Reporting Occupational Radiation Exposure Data Regulatory Guide 6.7, Revision 1, 12/2000

Replace Fees for Licenses Fees for Radioactive Material Licenses Regulatory Guide 6.20, Revision 5, 08/2007

Replace Medical Use Medical Use Regulatory Guide 1.30, Revision 4 2013 New Forms Index 06/30/13 Fifth release of SOP.

• Major update to all parts of pedia. 10/30/11 Fourth release of SOP.

• Major update.

• The Industrial Radiography and Sealed/Unsealed field notes have been replaced with category specific field notes. All field note links are working and the modules have the appropriate references but not written procedures.

New 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D, 3E, 3G, 3K, 3L(II), 3L(III), 3L(IV), 3L(V), 3N, 3O, and 3P field notes

• Reciprocity sections of field notes have been separated out into their own reports. They can be accessed through links next to their relevant categories. Note that 5F(I) and 5F(II) field notes never needed reciprocity sections.

• There were revisions to the existing field notes. Revised Numerous inspection item changes. Revised Field notes were formatted for easier viewing. Revised A link was added to specific license field notes to open a General License

attachment page. Revised The General License Field Notes now have a results page.

• The instruments section has been removed from the RAM SOP. There will be a new instruments link in the BRCPedia.

• The Misc section has been removed from the RAM SOP. The forms that were in the Misc section have been deleted or moved to the Insp Categories sections.

Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Radiation Control Introduction 08/30/13 - 1 - Update History

Update History

10/30/10 Third release of SOP. • Minor update.

• Reference the indexed lists for specific documents that have been changed. There

have been minor changes and modifications to most of the field notes. More of the medical use modules have written procedures. The first section of the medical use field notes, All Medical, have completed procedures modules.

New Inspection Frequency Chart. List Ram categories by frequency and priority. (located in the Guidance section)

02/23/10 Second release of SOP.

• Major update.

• Reference the indexed lists for specific documents that have been changed. Updated All medical field notes have been replaced and incorporate new

regulatory changes on 02/11/10. (64E-5, Parts 1, 2, 3, 6) Updated General License field notes have been replaced. Updated IC field notes have been replaced. Revised Portable and fixed Gauge field notes incorporate the new regs. Revised All field notes have form fields for typing New NSTS Toolbox New Sampling Methods Toolbox New Violation Examples (777 pages, use ctrl-f to search document) New Sampling Grid NOTE: Most medical procedure modules do not have complete procedures

written yet but they do have all the correct regulatory references. 10/30/08 First release of SOP.

• This release of the RAM SOP is the first electronic release. 03/30/08 Draft release of SOP.

• This release of the RAM SOP is the draft release.

Florida Department of Health, Bureau of Radiation Control Introduction 08/30/13 - 2 - Update History

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Caleb Smith Paul Vause ERCM RAM RAM 1957-1 07/24/13 3L(I) Jerry Bai xEric Kurz Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 20121231-1874 01/15/14 5C Jose Guadix x

Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 2935-1 01/27/14 5C Jose Guadix xEric Kurz Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 3974-1 01/29/14 5C Jose Guadix x

James Stokes Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4230-R1 02/04/14 7A Jose Guadix xFrantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 0059-7 02/05/14 5E Jose Guadix xGordon Hastings Daniel Borek ERCIF X-ray, RAM RAM 0501-4 02/12/14 5B Lloyd Fontaine x

Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 1615-1 02/12/14 5C Jose Guadix xLloyd Fontaine Daniel Borek ERCIF X-ray, RAM RAM 2850-1 04/01/14 3D Dan Borek xMark Cornwell Paul Pavlick ERCIOP X-ray, RAM RAM 0155-1 04/01/14 5B Paul Pavlick xWayne Lynk Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 3622-1 04/01/14 3L(I) Jose Guadix x

James Stokes Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 1274-1 04/07/14 5C Jose Guadix xFrantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4239-1 04/16/14 5C Jose Guadix x

Eric Kurz Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 2572-1 04/22/14 5C Jose Guadix xDiane Day Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 3994-1 04/29/14 5C chelle Vornhag x

Hector Serrano Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 1359-1 05/01/14 5B Diane Day xRandy Clayton Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 4203-5 05/01/14 5C Leo Bakersmith x

Michelle Vornhagen Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 2815-2 05/15/14 5C Randy Clayton xLeo Bakersmith Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 2159-1 05/21/14 3A Hector Serrano x

Nicholas Pospishil Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 3631-1 05/27/14 5C Robert Latham xRebekah LeJuene Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 3278-4 05/29/14 5C icholas Pospis x

Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick ERCIOP X-ray, RAM RAM 0416-2 06/10/14 5A Paul Pavlick xJohn Jordan Dennis Mitchell ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 3634-1 06/12/14 5C Dennis Mitchel x

Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 3772-1 06/23/14 3B Dennis Mitchel xDennis Mitchell Jerry Bai ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 2546-3 07/09/14 5C Jerry Bai x

Paul Pavlick Jerry Bai ERCIOP X-ray, RAM RAM 2995-1 07/10/14 3L(I) Jerry Bai xRobert Latham Jerry Bai ERCI X-ray, RAM RAM 2555-1 07/10/14 5C Jerry Bai x

Eric Kurz Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 3918-1 07/18/14 5C Jose Guadix xRebekah LeJuene Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 2924-1 07/18/14 3L(I) Robert Latham x

Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 2825-1 07/22/14 5B Jose Guadix xAlfredo Ortego Dennis Mitchell ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 2534-1 07/28/14 5C Dennis Mitchel xJames Stokes Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4005-1 07/28/14 5C Jose Guadix xDaniel Borek Jerry Bai ERCIF X-ray, RAM RAM 3825-6 07/30/14 5C Jerry Bai xJose Guadix Jerry Bai ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4403-1 08/01/14 5C Jerry Bai x

Nicholas Pospishil Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 3003-1 08/05/14 3L(V) Robert Latham xDiane Day Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 3636-3 08/19/14 5C Robert Latham x

Lisa Perazzelli Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 2705-3 08/22/14 3E Robert Latham xKen Barnhart Dennis Mitchell ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 3985-1 08/25/14 5C Dennis Mitchel x

Leo Bakersmith Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 4187-1 08/25/14 3M(I) Robert Latham xRandy Clayton Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 2133-2 08/26/14 3B Robert Latham x

Sandra Rosevelt Dennis Mitchell ERCIT X-ray, RAM RAM 3925-7 08/26/14 5C Dennis Mitchel x

Hector Serrano Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 4405-1 09/08/14 3L(V) Robert Latham xMichelle Vornhagen Robert Latham ERCIC X-ray, RAM RAM 4220-2 09/11/14 5A(II) Robert Latham x

Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4427-1 10/02/14 3L(I) Jose Guadix x

Eric Kurz Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 4038-1 10/09/14 5C Jose Guadix x

Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 3361-1 10/14/14 5A(II) Jose Guadix xCaleb Smith Paul Vause ERCM RAM RAM 1815-1 10/30/14 5C Jerry Bai xBrent Herring Jose Guadix ERCIM X-ray, RAM RAM 3263-2 11/05/14 5C Jose Guadix x

Supervisory Accompaniments for RAM

2011 – 2013

Inspection Date License # Category Inspector Supervisor

04/12/2011 3111-1 5B Bill Roberts Paul Pavlick 04/13/2011 0022-11 3L(1) Eric Kurz Jose Guadix 04/13/2011 4234-1 3L(1) Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 04/15/2011 G0948-1 GL14 Bill Roberts Paul Pavlick 04/19/2011 0416-2 5A Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 04/26/2011 0544-1 3F Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 05/04/2011 2767-6 5C Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 05/05/2011 3302-1 5C Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 05/24/2011 1756-2 5F Dennis Mitchell Jerry Bai 05/25/2011 3301-1 5C Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 05/26/2011 2529-1 5B Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 06/22/2011 0140-2 3D Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 07/12/2011 1508-1 3L(1) Bill Roberts Paul Pavlick 07/19/2011 3410-1 3K Robert Latham Jerry Bai 07/20/2011 3506-3 5C Nicholas Pospishil Jerry Bai 07/26/2011 1352-1 5B Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 07/26/2011 2555-1 5C Diane Day Jerry Bai 07/27/2011 2589-1 3L(1) Paul Pavlick Cindy Becker 07/27/2011 4010-1 5C Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix 07/27/2011 4249-1 5C Randy Clayton Jerry Bai 08/02/2011 4019-1 3H Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 08/03/2011 2995-1 3L(1) Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 08/03/2011 3659-1 3L(1) John Jordan Robert Knecht 08/04/2011 3365-1 3L(1) Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 08/24/2011 3646-1 5C Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 08/24/2011 3705-2 5A Latansha Betts Paul Pavlick 08/25/2011 4239-1 5C Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 08/30/2011 2753-1 5C Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 08/31/2011 2052-1 5B Latansha Betts Paul Pavlick 09/15/2011 1812-3 3M(2) Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 09/19/2011 2743-2 5B Erick Kurz Jose Guadix 10/27/2011 4140-1 5F(1) Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 10/31/2011 3438-1 3B Nicoleau/Lynk Jose Guadix 11/09/2011 2040-1 3E Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 11/10/2011 0882-1 3E Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 11/14/2011 4056-1 5C Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 11/16/2011 3377-1 5C Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 11/29/2011 0060-5 5A(2) Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 11/30/2011 3920-5 3B Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 12/01/2011 4090-1 5D Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 12/06/2011 3001-1 3L(3) Latansha Betts Paul Pavlick 12/12/2011 4028-1 5C John Jordan Dennis Mitchell

12/12/2011 4095-1 3M(1) Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 12/14/2011 3109-4 5A(2) Eric Kurz Jose Guadix 12/22/2011 4050-1 5C John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 01/25/2012 3279-1 5B Nicholas Pospishil Jerry Bai 02/06/2012 3067-1 5C Diane Day Jerry Bai 02/15/2012 4284-1 5C Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 03/01/2012 4230-1 3A Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 03/01/2012 4230-R1 7A Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 03/07/2012 4077-1 3D Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 03/09/2012 2332-1 3D Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 03/21/2012 0131-2 5B John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 03/21/2012 3435-1 5C Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix 04/04/2012 2825-3 5C Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 04/12/2012 1797-2 5A Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 04/19/2012 4297-1 5A(2) Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 04/23/2012 1274-1 5B Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 05/02/2012 3746-1 5C Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 06/05/2012 3196-1 3K John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 06/05/2012 3196-R1 7B John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 06/06/2012 3404-1 3D Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 06/08/2012 2681-1 5C Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 06/12/2012 2723-1 5C Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 07/02/2012 4306-1 5C Diane Day Jerry Bai 07/03/2012 2944-2 5C Leo Bakersmith Jerry Bai 07/10/2012 0846-1 3L(3) Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 07/10/2012 3589-1 5C Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 07/12/2012 4122-1 5C Nicholas Pospishil Jerry Bai 07/13/2012 2546-2 5C Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 07/16/2012 3636-1 5C Michelle Vornhagen Jerry Bai 07/17/2012 3222-2 3L(1) Bill Roberts Paul Pavlick 07/17/2012 4127-1 5C Randy Clayton Jerry Bai 07/23/2012 4025-1 5B Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 07/24/2012 3810-1 5C Latansha Betts Paul Pavlick 07/25/2012 1823-1 5C Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 07/25/2012 3448-1 5C Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 07/26/2012 2072-1 5C Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 08/14/2012 3296-1 5F Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 08/15/2012 3790-1 5C Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 08/16/2012 2307-1 3L(1) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 08/24/2012 1812-3 3M(2) Latansha Betts Paul Pavlick 09/11/2012 4100-2 3L(1) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 09/17/2012 0689-2 3L(1) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 09/18/2012 1313-1 5B Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 09/25/2012 0550-3 5C R. Lejeune Robert Latham 09/26/2012 1783-1 3L(1) R. Lejeune Robert Latham 09/26/2012 4064-1 3L(1) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 10/03/2012 1275-4 5B Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 10/10/2012 1100-2 3L(1) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell

10/25/2012 0809-1 5B Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 11/26/2012 3897-2 5A(2) Randy Clayton Jerry Bai 11/27/2012 3453-8 3B John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 11/27/2012 4134-1 5C Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix 11/28/2012 4133-1 5C R. Lejeune Robert Latham 11/29/2012 2133-1 3B John Jordan Dennis Mitchell 11/29/2012 4322-1 5C R. Lejeune Robert Latham 12/06/2012 3040-1 3E Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 12/07/2012 3552-4 5F(1) Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 12/11/2012 1739-1 5B Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 12/12/2012 1739-2 3E Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 12/18/2012 G0996-1 GL14 Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 01/29/2013 4359-1 3B Nicholas Pospishil Robert Latham 02/13/2013 4230-1 3A Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 02/13/2013 4230-R1 7A Jim Stokes Jose Guadix 02/28/2013 4161-1 5C Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 03/08/2013 2276-1 5B Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 03/18/2013 4338-1 3L(1) R. Lejeune Jerry Bai 03/19/2013 2889-1 5B Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 03/21/2013 3651-1 5C R. Lejeune Jerry Bai 03/22/2013 2155-1 5A Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 03/26/2013 4071-1 5A(2) Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 05/09/2013 0032-10 3M(1) Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 05/15/2013 3797-1 3B Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 05/28/2013 2943-1 3L(1) Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 06/12/2013 3772-1 3B Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 06/13/2013 0416-1 5B Brian Crawford Paul Pavlick 06/18/2013 3817-4 3L(1) Bill Roberts Paul Pavlick 07/09/2013 4383-1 5C Eric Kurz Jose Guadix 07/18/2013 2214-2 5B Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix 07/24/2013 2598-1 4B Willie Burgess Paul Pavlick 07/25/2013 3823-2 5A Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix 07/31/2013 2806-1 5C Lisa Perazzelli Robert Latham 08/01/2013 2686-1 5C Brent Herring Robert Latham 08/07/2013 3906-2 5C Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 08/07/2013 3906-3 5C Hector Serrano Jerry Bai 08/14/2013 4190-1 3L(1) Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix 09/09/2013 G0159-1 GL14 R. Lejeune Robert Latham 09/12/2013 4311-1 3B Gordon Hastings Dan Borek 09/25/2013 3859-1 3L(1) Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix 09/30/2013 1812-3 3M(2) Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 10/08/2013 3906-4 5A(2) Hector Serrano Robert Latham 10/14/2013 3453-6 3B Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 10/15/2013 3887-3 3B Mark Cornwell Paul Pavlick 10/28/2013 4141-2 5A(2) R. Lejeune Jerry Bai 10/29/2013 2975-1 3B Robert Larson Dennis Mitchell 10/29/2013 3221-1 5C Frantz Nicoleau Jose Guadix 10/30/2013 2547-1 5C Eric Kurz Jose Guadix

11/05/2013 4030-1 5A(2) R. Lejeune Robert Latham 11/18/2013 3542-1 3L(1) Eric Kurz Jose Guadix 11/20/2013 33450-3 5C Wayne Lynk Jose Guadix 12/11/2013 3040-1 3E Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 12/12/2013 0882-1 3E Lloyd Fontaine Dan Borek 12/16/2013 2889-1 5B Kenneth Barnhart Dennis Mitchell 12/18/2013 1739-2 3E John Jordan Dennis Mitchell

1/26/2015Master Control List

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2015 20150123 0117 CANCER SPECIALISTS, LLC 4353‐4 A 5A(2) 0

2015 20150123 0126 FLORIDA CANCER SPECIALISTS, P.L. 3825‐22 T 5A(2) 0

2015 20150121 0109 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 3669‐1 R JS 3M(1) 0

2015 20150121 0106 TENET ST. MARY'S, INC. 3279‐2 A KF 5A(2) 0

2015 20150121 0096 JFK MEDICAL CENTER LIMITED PARTNER 3732‐1 A JS 5A(2) 0

2015 20150121 0087 TENET HEALTHSYSTEM NORTH SHORE, I 2740‐2 A LT 5A(2) 0

2015 20150121 0086 CARDINAL HEALTH 414, LLC 3453‐13 A CS 3B 0


2015 20150115 0075 ADVANCED SPECIALTY PHARMACY OF T 3772‐1 A CS 3B 0

2015 20150115 0071 FLORIDA CANCER SPECIALISTS, P.L. 3825‐13 A CS 5A(2) 0


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2015 20150114 0049 CARDINAL HEALTH 414, LLC 3453‐6 A GP 3B 28


2015 20150113 0027 INTERCOMMUNITY CANCER INSTITUTE, 4259‐1 A KF 5A(2) 4

2015 20150113 0045 COVIDIEN, LP 3007‐1 A JS 3F(3) 0

2015 20150113 0034 21ST CENTURY ONCOLOGY, L.L.C. 1797‐2 A JS 5A(2) 48

2015 20150113 0024 HALIFAX HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER 194‐3 A KF 5A(2) 61

2015 20150107 0022 FLORIDA CANCER SPECIALISTS, P.L. 3825‐16 A GP 5A(2) 2




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2014 20141223 1860 AVENTURA COMPREHENSIVE CANCER C 4233‐1 A CS 5A(2) 2

2014 20141219 1847 SOUTHWEST VOLUSIA HEALTHCARE CO 2467‐2 A RN 5A(2) 0


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2014 20141218 1835 CANCER HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES, P.A. 3895‐1 A RN 5A(2) 0

2014 20141218 1837MARK E. POMPER, M.D., P.A. 4048‐2 A JS 5F(2) 0


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2014 20141216 1824MARK POMPER, M.D., P.A. 3109‐2 A JS 5A(2) 0


2014 20141216 1826WINTER HAVEN HOSPITAL, INC. 338‐3 A GP 5A(2) 6










2014 20141209 1772 SOUTH FLORIDA MEDICINE, LLC 4422‐2 A KF 5A(2) 5

2014 20141208 1758MOSAIC FERTILIZER, LLC 3841‐1 A LT 3M(3) 19

2014 20141204 1746 SAND LAKE CANCER CENTER, P.A. 4162‐2 A RN 5A(2) 5

2014 20141204 1734 NORTH FLORIDA RADIATION ONCOLOG 3850‐1 A GP 5A(2) 0

2014 20141126 1702 SOUTH FLORIDA MEDICINE, LLC 4422‐13 A GP 5A(2) 2


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2014 20141126 1699 IRIDIUM HOLDINGS, INC. 2936‐1 A JS 5A(2) 18


2014 20141126 1708MARTIN MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER, I 1215‐2 A GP 5A(2) 32

2014 20141126 1707 TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE 416‐2 A CS 5A(2) 49

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STATE SURGEON GENERAL & SECRETARY

JOHN H. ARMSTRONG, MD, FACS

FEBRUARY 2015

CHIEFCYNTHIA BECKER, MPH

DEPUTY SECRETARY FOR HEALTH

CELESTE PHILIP, MD, MPH

GOVERNORRICK SCOTT

DIVISION DIRECTORCINDY E. DICK, MBA, EFO

APPENDIX 1DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & COMMUNITY SUPPORT DIVISIONBUREAU OF RADIATION CONTROL

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT DIVISION

BUREAU OF RADIATION CONTROL

BECKER, CYNTHIA037 021 11-9121-03 NATURAL SCIENCES MGR

037765 1.0

APPROVED:BUDGET ENTITY:EFFECTIVE DATE:FTE COUNT: 98PAGE 1 OF 6

FEBRUARY 2015

BAI, JERRY048 021 11-9121-03

NATURAL SCIENCES MGR053279 1.0

COOKSEY, JANET037 010 13-1111-04MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS040049 1.0

GLAZE, SYLVIA N.037 004 13-2011-01

ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS

057528 1.0

ENVIRONMENTALRADIATION LABS

WILLIAMSON, JOHN048 021 11-9121-03

NATURAL SCIENCES MGR

026047 23.0

RADIOACTIVEMATERIALS

VACANT037 021 11-9121-03

NATURAL SCIENCES MGR

031331 14.0

RADIOLOGICTECHNOLOGYFUTCH, JAMES

037 021 11-9121-03 NATURAL SCIENCES

MGR037777 5.0

X-RAY MACHINES

FORREST, YVETTE037 021 11-9121-03NATURAL SCIENCES

MGR030222 9.0

64200800

NEWBERRY, WANDA037 007 13-1111-03

MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS

055198 1.0

HOUSTON, NANSALARY037 003 43-6011-02EXEC SEC & EXEC ADMIN

ASST037774 1.0

LIEBERMAN, ERIC037 009 19-2041-03

ENV SCIENT & SPEC 057536 1.0

FIELD OPERATIONS

(5) (34.5)

PHILLIPS, DONALD M.037 020 11-9121-02NATURAL SCIENCES MGR026684 1.0

STEPHENS, MICHAEL037 012 19-2041-04

ENV SCIENT & SPEC026695 1.0

WASHINGTON, ARTESA037 003 43-6011-02EXEC SEC & EXEC ADMIN

ASST018272 1.0

ANDREWS, BRENDA037 007 13-1111-03MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS 026681 1.0

VACANT037 003 43-9061-02

OFFICE CLERK, GEN067490 0.5

STEVERSON, CATELYN048 003 43-9061-02


APPENDIX 2

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTHEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT DIVISION

BUREAU OF RADIATION CONTROL

HAMILTON, CHARLES037 020 11-9121-02NATURAL SCIENCES MGR

053280 1.0

MAJOR, JOSEPH037 008 19-2041-02

ENV SCIENT & SPEC 037769 1.0

APPROVED:BUDGET ENTITY:EFFECTIVE DATE:FTE COUNT: 14.00PAGE 4 OF 6

GAN PREAMPLUME037 008 19-2041-02ENV SCIENT & SPEC

066405 1.0

LILES-WEYANT, STEPHANIE037 003 43-6011-02EXEC SEC & EXEC ADMIN

ASST026680 1.0

STEPHENSON, MARIE J.037 008 19-2041-02


WHITMAN, DAVID037 009 19-2041-03


NASH, ROWENA037 008 19-2041-02


SMITH, CALEB037 008 19-2041-02


WILLIAMS, SANDRA037 003 43-9061-02


RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

VACANT037 021 11-9121-03

NATURAL SCIENCES MGR031331 1.0

64200800

POSTON, ASHLEY037 003 13-1041-01

COMPLIANCE OFFICER026473 1.0

FARMER, KIMBERLY037 003 13-1041-01COMPLIANCE OFFICER026692 1.0THOMAS, LEE

037 008 19-2041-02ENV SCIENT & SPEC

021286 1.0

MOI, KASSANDRA D.037 003 43-9061-02


FEBRUARY 2015

Appendix 3

BECKER, CINDY037 021 11-9121-03

CHIEF RAD HEALTH037765 1.0

STEPHENS, MIKE037 012 19-2041-04ENV HLTH PROG CONS

026695 1.0

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