Susan Winslow Joins Board of Directors

Susan Winslow has joined the Dade Moeller Board of Directors

Susan Winslow

Susan Winslow was elected as a new member of the Dade Moeller Board of Directors at the company’s recent annual shareholders’ meeting. A Dade Moeller employee since 2003, Susan is a Vice President and manages our Western Operations.

Susan has more than 23 years of experience as a health physicist and radiation protection program manager at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hanford Site, as well as commercial nuclear power plants. She brings to bear particular expertise in environmental restoration, radiological engineering, emergency radiological preparedness, and decontamination and decommissioning projects.

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EPA’s Environmental Response Team

By: Doug Draper, CHP

Installing a remote radiological monitor at a tunnel entrance

Dade Moeller employee Doug Draper, CHP, installs a radio-linked remote monitor at a tunnel entrance as part of the EPA's Environmental Response Team.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is organized into 10 Regions that issue permits, inspect, and assist in response to incidents (releases or spills). EPA has Federal On-Scene Coordinators with the authority to directly supervise an event that is beyond the local or state authorities. The EPA Regions have additional resources to call upon if necessary, including the Environmental Response Team (ERT).

ERT is based at three locations, and, although each has extended capability, each location also has a specialty or focus. The Edison, New Jersey, location is more focused on chemical monitoring, the Las Vegas, Nevada, location is more focused on air monitoring, and the Erlanger, Kentucky, location (where I work) is focused on radiological response.

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Employee Profile: Doug Draper, CHP

Doug explores a creek with his grandchildren.

Meet Doug Draper, a Senior Health Physicist who has been with Dade Moeller since 2005. Doug works at a radiation monitoring instrumentation warehouse in Erlanger, Kentucky, (a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio), where he supports the EPA’s Environmental Response Team under subcontract to TetraTech. Doug also has supported the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on various [...]

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Ed Maher Serves on NAS Radiobiology Committee

Ed Maher has been appointed to a National Academy of Sciences expert committee.

Senior Health Physicist Dr. Ed Maher has been appointed to the National Academy of Sciences’ new Committee on Research Directions in Human Biological Effects of Low Level Ionizing Radiation. The committee’s first meeting is this week, May 3-4, 2013, in Washington, DC.                     Get Shareaholic

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The Dade Difference: Kickoff BBQ

Dade Moeller held a BBQ fundraiser for American Cancer Society.

By: Paula Tumlinson, Executive Assistant Led by Lori Calzadillas at our Richland office, the “Pink Team” hosted a BBQ on April 24 to kick off the office’s annual Relay for Life fundraising and awareness campaign in support of the American Cancer Society.  The cooks, David Husted & Bill Kennedy, adorned with pink bandanas, worked their [...]

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Mobile C-Arms and Radiation Exposure

Senior Medical Physicist and Dade Moeller Training Academy faculty member Sandy Konerth was interviewed for this feature article on Healthcare Technology Management.com, “Mobile C-arms & Rad Exposure: What CEs Need to Know.” Sandy Konerth MS, DABR, DABMP, has more than 20 years of experience in medical health physics and is a Licensed State Inspector for [...]

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