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MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Deficiency Response Letter dtd June 19 2015 - nrc

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Deficiency Response Letter dtd June 19 2015 - nrc-2026

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The document is a letter from Angela M. Jones at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital to Tara Weidner of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, confirming the completion of required training for Guiseppe Esposito, MD, as the Radiation Safety Officer. The training was conducted by authorized personnel and included details about radiation safety and emergency procedures related to Brachytherapy. Attached are the attestation form and Dr. Esposito's certificate from a previous training.

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