Radiological Protection Ordinance
(RPO)

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of 26 April 2017 (Status as of 1 January 2022)


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Art. 36 Involvement of medical physicists

1 The li­cence hold­er must:

a.
closely in­volve a med­ic­al phys­i­cist in thera­peut­ic prac­tices, with the ex­cep­tion of stand­ard­ised nuc­le­ar medi­cine prac­tices;
b.
in­volve a med­ic­al phys­i­cist in stand­ard­ised nuc­le­ar medi­cine prac­tices, in com­puted tomo­graphy, in in­ter­ven­tion­al ra­di­ology prac­tices and in flu­oro­scopy in the me­di­um- and high-dose range;
c.
if so re­ques­ted by the su­per­vis­ory au­thor­ity, in­volve a med­ic­al phys­i­cist in prac­tices of tech­no­lo­gic­ally com­plex ex­am­in­a­tions or new ex­am­in­a­tion tech­niques in the low- and me­di­um-dose range.

2 For thera­peut­ic pro­ced­ures, the FDHA may spe­cify the level of in­volve­ment of med­ic­al phys­i­cists.

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