At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Advisory Council on the Medical Use of Isotopes (NRC ACMUI) meeting held last week, Medical Radiation Safety Team Leader Celimar Valentin-Rodriguez, PhD, shared details about the NRC’s timeline for rulemaking related to Rb-82 generators and emerging medical technologies.
This presentation followed the NRC’s 2023 request for stakeholder feedback on adding requirements for calibration and dosage measurement for strontium-82 and rubidium-82 generators and on establishing performance-based requirements for existing and future emerging medical technologies. In comments submitted to the NRC last year, ASNC agreed that radiation safety officers should have vendor-specific training on all generator systems that their labs are actively using.
According to the NRC, a proposed rule will be issued in winter 2026. The Commission is planning to release the final rule and implementation guidance in 2027.
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