Radioactive Material License Support Services
Radioactive material license support by board-certified medical physicists. NRC and state license applications, amendments, renewals, and ongoing compliance management.
What's included
License Applications
Complete preparation and submission of NRC and state license applications
License Amendments
Expert assistance with amendments for equipment changes or program expansions
License Renewals
Comprehensive support for license renewal processes
Regulatory Compliance
Ongoing compliance support and regulatory correspondence
Why it matters
- Expert guidance through every licensing step
- Reduced administrative burden
- Timely license processing
- Inspection-ready compliance documentation
Designed for
What is license support?
End-to-end help getting and keeping a radioactive materials license — applications, amendments, renewals, and the ongoing compliance work that keeps your facility in good standing with NRC or your Agreement State.
Services
License applications
Complete preparation and submission for new licenses — RML1 (clinic) or RML2 (hospital): license-type determination, forms, documentation, radiation safety program, training documentation, and submission coordination.
License amendments
Equipment additions, authorized-user changes, procedure updates, facility modifications, program expansions, and license-condition changes.
License renewals
Renewal application, program updates, compliance-history review, submission, and regulator follow-through.
Regulatory compliance
Quarterly audit prep, regulatory correspondence, incident reporting, inspection prep, and compliance documentation maintenance.
Radiation safety program development
Written procedures, training programs, dose-monitoring protocols, emergency response, and QA — built to the specific license you're applying for.
License types supported
RML1 (clinic level)
Smaller facilities with limited radioactive materials use — standalone imaging centers and similar.
RML2 (hospital level)
Larger programs with PET/CT, nuclear medicine, and therapeutic applications.
Regulatory framework
NRC 10 CFR Part 35 in NRC-regulated states; Agreement State regulations in FL, MD, VA, CA, and NV. We handle direct correspondence with the regulator on your behalf.
FAQ
How long does a license application take?
Typically 3–6 months from submission. Thorough, complete applications move faster — that's our lane.
What do you need from us?
Facility info, equipment specs, authorized-user qualifications, radiation safety program details, training plans, and facility layout.
Can you handle amendments?
Yes — amendment requests, supporting documentation, and regulator coordination.
What happens if an application is incomplete?
Major delays. Our pre-submission review is built to prevent that.
Do you provide ongoing support after the license is issued?
Yes — renewals, amendments, and day-to-day compliance support.
Ready to get started?
Talk to a board-certified medical physicist about your facility's needs.