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Medical Physics and Regulatory Readiness Checklists

Practical starting points for imaging surveys, accreditation preparation, theranostics programs, and medical radioactive-materials license changes.

Diagnostic medical physics

Prepare for annual surveys, new installations, and accreditation.

These checklists explain what a facility should identify before requesting medical-physics testing. The exact scope still depends on the equipment, accreditor, regulator, jurisdiction, and facility.

ACR MRI readiness checklist

Scanner and coil inventory, technologist QC, prior reports, service records, MR safety program information, and accreditation timing.

Prepare for MRI physics testing →

CT annual physics survey checklist

Equipment configuration, QC records, prior findings, acceptance or repair history, CT simulator details, and accreditation needs.

Prepare for a CT survey →

MQSA mammography survey checklist

Annual survey dates, equipment inventory, technologist QC, prior corrective actions, installation changes, and review workstations.

Prepare for a mammography survey →

Mammography review workstation checklist

Monitor and workstation inventory, locations, calibration history, ambient conditions, moves, replacements, and remote reading sites.

Prepare workstation information →
Therapy and licensing

Define the program before preparing the licensing pathway.

Theranostics and RAM license changes involve connected decisions about the therapy, jurisdiction, authorized personnel, locations, procedures, equipment, training, and schedule.

Theranostics program readiness checklist

A facility-level planning guide for urology, oncology, nuclear medicine, radiology, hospitals, and other medical programs considering radiopharmaceutical therapy.

Review the readiness checklist →

Radioactive materials license amendment guide

How to organize an existing medical RAM license, proposed change, regulator, personnel, locations, procedures, and supporting records before review.

Review the amendment guide →

Technical review: content is reviewed by an ABR-certified diagnostic medical physicist. Last reviewed September 2026. These resources are educational and do not replace facility-specific regulatory, accreditation, legal, or clinical review.

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