(1) Designate a faculty member as the school's radiation safety officer (RSO) and another faculty member to serve as the RSO's alternate. The program director shall document and maintain for Department inspection the acceptance by these designated persons to serve as RSO and alternate RSO. Qualifications of the RSO and alternate shall be documented and maintained for Department inspection. Responsibilities of the RSO shall be delineated by the school to include at least the following:

(2) Monitor occupational radiation exposure to, and supply and require the use of personnel monitoring equipment, as defined in section 30100, by all students;

(3) Ensure personnel monitoring equipment that require processing to determine the radiation dose are processed and evaluated by a dosimetry processor that meets 10 CFR Part 20.1501(c) as incorporated by reference in section 30253;

(4) Investigate, perform an analysis, and take corrective action to prevent future occurrences of radiation exposure to a student exceeding any of the following:

(5) Establish investigational levels to monitor student radiation exposures that when exceeded, will initiate a review or investigation by the RSO. The methodology or reasons for the established levels and actions that will be taken by the RSO when the levels are exceeded shall be documented and maintained for inspection. The investigational levels and actions that will be taken by the RSO to maintain student exposure as low as reasonably achievable shall be documented and provided to students.

(6) Verify that each clinical site used by the school has an RPP as required by 10 CFR Part 20.1101, as incorporated by reference in section 30253;

(7) Establish and implement written policies and procedures pertaining to pregnancy status of students in accordance with 10 CFR Part 20.1208, as incorporated by reference in section 30253. Policies and procedures developed to comply with this provision shall:

(8) Be subject to sections 30254, 30255(b)(4) through (b)(6), and 30295 and the applicable record keeping and reporting requirements of Subparts L and M of 10 CFR Part 20, as incorporated by reference in section 30253. The word “user” found in the aforementioned provisions, and defined in section 30100, shall be construed broadly to include an approved school. The report required pursuant to section 30255(b)(6) shall be provided to the student upon graduation, dismissal, suspension, or voluntary withdrawal from the program, or, if the final report has not been received by the date of that event, within 30 days after the student's report is received from the dosimetry processor.