Re: PI with I-131 Treatment and Immedia

[JMUCKERHEIDE@delphi.com]

Thanks, Ron. 

A voice of reason. 

Regards, Jim Muckerheide
jmuckerheide@delphi.com
Radiation, Science, and Health, Inc.

> I think that as long as the PI doesn't sleep with anyone on the job, 
> nor care for children, she should be able to do her job with no other 
> restrictions.  If this individual worked at a facility that didn't 
> have contamination monitoring equipment, she would have resumed work 
> without any fanfare.
> 
> If she was released from the hospital in accordance with applicable 
> government safety regulations, then why should she be treated 
> differently when she comes to work?  According to these release 
> criteria, she should be able to use the same bathroom, cafeteria, 
> etc., as anyone else who works at your facility, without regard to 
> the residual radiaoctivity.
> 
> Ron Amoling
> RSO, Joslin Diabetes Center
> amolingr@joslab.harvard.edu
> 
> PS - Hi Jo......long time no see!