| 词条 | Society for Radiological Protection |
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The Society for Radiological Protection is the leading UK professional body promoting learning and skills in the field of radiation protection. The society received its Royal Charter in 2007. It has the overall objectives of improving public knowledge and maintaining professional standards in that field. It is the largest society of its kind in Europe, and second largest in the world. In 1998 the SRP was affiliated to IRPA, the International Radiation Protection Association, as the UK Associate Society. It is a registered UK charity. The society is a joint publisher of the Journal of Radiological Protection. HistoryOriginally the UK branch of the US Health Physics Society, The Society for Radiological Protection was founded in 1963. The society was renamed as The Society for Radiological Protection when the formal connection with the Health Physics Society was dissolved two years later. The later part of the decade saw the adoption of a constitution and the first awards of Honorary Fellowships. The society started issuing the Certificate of Professional Competence in Operational Health Physics in 1979. This was later transferred to a separate legal entity: RPA2000. The Journal of Radiological Protection was started in 1981, and is currently published by Institute of Physics Publishing. In 1996, the society developed the first NVQ standards in radiation protection, which were accredited in April 1997. In 2000, the society set up RPA2000 with The Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine; the Institute of Radiation Protection and the Association of University Radiation Protection Officers. RPA2000 is the sole certifier of competence in radiation protection practice.[1] The Society for Radiological Protection is the major stakeholder in RPA2000. The society received its royal charter in 2007, and in 2008 registered as charity number 1122804. Chartered StatusThe Society of Radiological Protection was granted a Royal Charter in 2007. This formally recognised radiation protection as a profession and allowed the creation of the title Chartered Radiation Protection Professional, with suitably qualified members being entitled to use the post-nominal letters CRadP.[2] Rising Generations GroupSet up in early 2010 to promote less experienced radiation protection professionals in the Society, and to focus on the needs of newer members. The aim of the group is to help members develop their careers in the field of radiation protection. It is open to any member of the society who would be interested in establishing or progressing their career. The group is currently looking for a representative from the medical sector to join. Partner SocietiesThe Society for Radiological Protection is partnered with:
Past PresidentsPast Presidents have been: [3]
Honorary Fellows2018: Phil Tattersall 2018: Jan Pentreath 2018: Claire Cousins 2017: Brian Gornall 2017: John Broughton 2017: Arwel Barratt 2016: Pete Burgess 2016: Ian Robinson 2015: Colin Martin 2015: Mike Renouf 2014: John Marshall 2014: Chris Perks 2014: John Harrison 2013: Penny Allisy-Roberts 2013: John Croft 2013: Clive Williams 2012: Sheila Liddle 2012: Richard Wakeford 2012: Mike Thorne 2011: Wendy Bines 2011: Tony R Richards 2011: Eddie Goldfinch 2011: Bernard James 2010: Jack Valentin 2010: Cathy Griffiths 2010: Bernard Willcox 2009: Lorna Arnold OBE 2009: Tony Hudson 2009: Colin Partington 2008: Roger Coates 2008: John Scott 2008: John Hunt 2007: Julian Preston 2007: Roger Cox 2006: Pauline Powell 2005: Ken Shaw 2005: Geoff Roberts 2005: Eric Hall 2004: John Gill 2003: John Jackson 2003: Jack Schull 2003: Dudley Goodhead 2002: Margaret Minski 2002: John Stather 2001: Peter Beaver 2001: Muir Wasson 2000: Bryn Bridges 1999: Keith Boddy 1999: Alan Knight 1997: Geoff Webb 1995: Roger Clarke CBE 1994: Sir Richard Doll 1993: John Bonnell 1993: David Sowby 1992 : John Lakey 1991: Bill Saxby 1990: Hugh Orchard 1989: Jack Martin 1989: Bernard Wheatley 1988: John Dunster CB 1988: Bryan Lister 1986: Robin Mole 1984: Jack Vennart 1973: Greg Marley 1973: Charles Adams 1970: Val Mayneord CBE 1970: Walter Binks 1970: Sir Edward Pochin See also
References1. ^. "RPA2000", SRP Website, Accessed April 6, 2011. 2. ^ 3. ^ G Webb, T Harris. A history of the SRP 1963 - 2013. Commemorative brochure for the 50th anniversary of the Society. External links
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