ACR, IAC, RadSite & Joint Commission Accreditation Medical Physicist Services

What is accreditation support?

Accreditation support is end-to-end help getting (and keeping) accreditation from ACR, IAC, RadSite, or The Joint Commission — physics testing, image-quality review, protocol development, documentation, and submission coordination, all handled by a board-certified medical physicist.

Bodies we support

ACR — American College of Radiology

Full physics support for ACR-CTAP (CT), ACR-MRAP (MRI), ACR-NMAP (nuclear medicine), ACR-PETAP (PET), ACR-MAP (mammography), and ACR-UAP (ultrasound).

IAC — Intersocietal Accreditation Commission

Vascular, echocardiography, nuclear/PET, MRI, and CT accreditation programs requiring medical-physics oversight.

The Joint Commission

Medical-physics program documentation and testing to meet TJC standards for imaging services.

RadSite

Physics testing and submission preparation for RadSite-accredited advanced imaging.

What we deliver

Physics testing

Full-coverage equipment performance evaluations — dose, image quality, and safety — formatted for the accrediting body.

Clinical image review

Medical-physicist review of clinical images against accreditation quality standards, with actionable protocol feedback.

Protocol development

Imaging protocols that meet accreditation requirements while balancing image quality and dose.

Documentation preparation

All physics documentation required for submission: test reports, equipment specs, and QA records.

Submission coordination

We prepare the materials, coordinate with the accrediting body, and respond to inquiries until the decision lands.

Mock inspections

Pre-accreditation walk-through to catch issues before the real review.

Ongoing support

Annual physics testing, documentation updates, and reaccreditation prep — accreditation is not a one-time event.

Accreditation success guarantee

If an accreditation package we prepare doesn't achieve accreditation, we cover the resubmission fees. Confidence in our work, not fine print.

FAQ

How long does accreditation take?

Typically 3–6 months from submission to decision, depending on modality and body. We keep things moving.

What's in an accreditation support package?

Physics testing, image-quality review, protocol development, documentation, submission coordination, and ongoing support. Scope varies by program.

Can you handle multiple modalities?

Yes — CT, MRI, PET/CT, nuclear medicine, mammography, ultrasound, and fluoroscopy.

What if we don't pass on the first try?

Our guarantee covers resubmission fees. We work with you to fix gaps and resubmit.

Do you handle reaccreditation?

Yes — annual testing, documentation upkeep, and the full reaccreditation cycle.