States have different areas of expertise and qualified personnel. Below is a list of the resources that individual States believe might be of use to other States.

The contact is generally the program director and can direct your needs/questions to the correct personnel in their programs.

This list will be updated Quarterly, or as the OAS Secretary is notified of changes.

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Last updated: November 6, 2025
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Georgia
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  • 3 Fully Qualified Inspectors
  • 3 Fully Qualified License Writers
  • Experience in rebuilding programs from heightened oversight
  • Mobile Radiation Laboratory
  • IAEA Workgroup on Financial Assurance for Disused Sources
  • OAS Board
  • Streamlined Hiring - NRC best practice
  • X-ray handled through Dept of Community Health
Tennessee
Beth Shelton
Director- Division of Radiological Health
[email protected]
  • Fusion 
  • Multiple Fully Qualified Inspectors
  • Multiple Fully Qualified License Writers
  • IMPEP trained personnel
  • G-108/G-109 Course Teaching
  • OAS Board
  • Fusion
Oklahoma
  • Keisha Cornelius
    Environmental Programs Manager
    Radiation Management Section
    [email protected]
  • IMPEP trained personnel
  • OAS Board
  • IAEA Workgroup on Radiation Safety in Industrial Radiography
New Mexico

  • Well Logging
Colorado​​
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  • Director of Rulemaking, OAS Board
  • Director of emerging issues and advocacy, OAS Board
  • TENORM, Uranium Recovery
  • 2 IMPEP trained staff members
North Carolina
1 IMPEP Trained Staff Member (James)
Illinois
  • Multiple fully qualified inspectors and license reviewers.
  • Several staff well versed in incident response, REP program participation, FEMA/NRC drills, and field sampling/monitoring activities.
  • Currently assisting another state program seeking Agreement State status.
  • State of the art gamma spectroscopy and radiochemistry lab; instrument calibration lab, and mobile radiation incident response teams. Live data link and remote monitoring systems for the state's nuclear reactors; and multiple other preventive and environmental monitoring programs.
  • Staff have participated in IMPEP, taught multiple courses and been involved with OAS, CRCPD, ASTSWMO, NCRP, HPS, IAEA and other professional organizations
Iowa​
  • 1 Fully Qualified Inspector
  • 1 Fully Qualified License Writer/Reviewer
  • 1 IMPEP Trained Personnel
NY (NYSDOH)
  • Nathaniel A. Kishbaugh, Chief - Radioactive Materials Section (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • Sara Heim-Koch, Chief - Inspection and Enforcement Section (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • Alexander Damiani, MPH - Director, Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • Charles J. Burns - Assistant Director, Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • Trevor Thayer - Chief, Radiation Installation (X-ray) Section (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • Cynthia Costello, MPH, CHP - Chief, Emergency Response and Environmental Radiation Section (NYSDOH) - [email protected]
  • For General Inquiries and Assistance - [email protected]
  • Multiple Fully Qualified Inspectors
  • 2 Fully Qualified License Reviewers
  • 2 Partially Qualified License Reviewers in-training
  • Multiple Radiological Operations Support Specialists (ROSS)
  • Access to State-Run Radiochemistry Lab & Experts
  • Contacts for Environmental Radiation/Disposal and Emergency Response
  • Experience in Inspection Procedures Course Teaching
  • Board Member for CRCPD
  • Co-Chair for CRCPD Task Group (G-75 General Licensing)
Rhode Island
  • 3 Fully-Qualified Materials License Reviewers
  • Experience in rebuilding program from heightened oversight;
  • Experience in regulating radiation therapy facilities
New Jersey
  • James McCullough, Supervising Radiation Physicist, Environmental Radioactivity, Radon, & Decommissioning [email protected]
  • Jack Tway, Radiation Physicist 3, Industrial Section, Agreement State Program, [email protected]
  • Nancy Stanley, Radiological Emergency Response, [email protected]
  • Joe Power, Radiation Physicist 2, Radiological and Environmental Section, [email protected]  
  • Decommissioning and Decontamination
  • TENORM
  • Financial Assurance
  • Emergency Response
  • Incident Response
  • Licensing and Inspection
  • General Licensing
  • Part 37 and Transportation
  • Chair Elect, OAS Board
  
Mississippi
  • Assistance transitioning to WBL (Licensing only at this time)
California
  • Licensing and Inspection guidance on the following subjects:
    • Uranium in Drinking Water
    • Fusion Reactors
    • General License
    • Manufacturing and Distribution
    • Sealed Sources and Devices
    • Large Scale Decommissioning
Indiana
  • 8 ROSS
  • 5 qualified inspectors (Sept 2025)
  • Experienced in building a program Radiochemistry Lab
  • Highly specialized in RND
South Carolina
  • Andrew M. Roxburgh, Director
    Division of Radioactive Material
    Licensing and Compliance
    (803) 545-4431 Office
    (803) 667-1486 Mobile
    [email protected]
  • 3 fully qualified license reviews (Gamma Knife; Irradiators (>10000 Ci); Broad Scope Medical and Academic; IR; HDR; etc.)
  • 3 fully qualified inspectors (Gamma Knife; Irradiators (>10000 Ci); Broad Scope Medical and Academic; IR; HDR; etc.)
  • 1 trained IMPEP individual.
Nebraska

  • Fully Qualified License Reviewer/Inspector - > 25 years experience (Bryan)
  • Fully Qualified License Reviewer/Inspector - < 5 years experience (Michael)
  • Fully Qualified License Reviewer/Inspector - < 10 years experience (Becki)
  • Member at large CRCPD Board
  • SSR Council Chair - CRCPD
  • Treasurer on the CRCPD Board
  • Good knowledge of NRC rules and regulations and the SSR's
  • Liaison to the SNMMI for the CRCPD
Texas
Joann Harthcock, Radiation Control Deputy Director, [email protected]
  • Currently 6 qualified inspectors with 2 in training
    • Experienced with the following inspections: Industrial Radiography; Well Logging; Fixed / Portable gauges; Nuclear Medicine; Nuclear Pharmacies; Research and Development; Temporary Jobsites and Reciprocity; Transportation; Physical Security (Part 37); 5 ROSS personnel (One Type III and four Type IV’s)
  • Multiple license reviewers;
  • SSD reviewers;
  • SSD IMPEP trained personnel;
  • NRC SSD workshop co-instructor;
  • two RAM inspection report reviewers;
  • Certified Medical Physicist.
  • 2 dedicated rule writers;
  • two emergency response planners (nuclear power plant)
  • two WIPP route trainers;
  • two emergency response planners (Pantex);
  • 5 incident investigators.
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LAST UPDATE 11-06-2025

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