What are the fees for a radioactive materials license?
For new licenses there is a nonrefundable application fee and within 60 days of issuance the first years annual fees are due. The amount of these fees varies between the different types of use or license category. For example, fees for a non-medical use of fixed or portable gauges containing radioactive materials will be different from a hospital that wants to administer radioactive materials for medical use. We currently have 40 different types of licenses. These license types and the fees may be found in Regulatory Guide 6.20 which may be viewed or downloaded at www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/radiation/matform.htm#Regulatory%20Guides Q. Where can I obtain a radioactive materials license application and any guidance documents for completing the application? A: The application and general guidance for obtaining a radioactive materials license may be found at http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/radiation/matform.htm#Regulatory%20Guides. The Radioactive Materials Program has develope
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