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ARSAC application forms

Application forms from the Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee (ARSAC) for employer and practitioner licences under the IR(ME)R.

From:
Administration of Radioactive Substances Advisory Committee
Published
17 April 2014
Last updated
3 September 2024 — See all updates

Documents

New employer: application form

Ref: GOV-17223

MS Word Document, 98.6 KB

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Amend or renew employer licence: application form

Ref: GOV-17223

MS Word Document, 96.5 KB

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New practitioner: application form

Ref: GOV-17223

MS Word Document, 68.7 KB

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Amend or renew practitioner licence: application form

Ref: GOV-17223

MS Word Document, 72.1 KB

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Particular patient licence: application form

Ref: GOV-17223

MS Word Document, 37.6 KB

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Details

These forms are for practitioners and employers who want to apply for a licence to administer radioactive substances to people in diagnosis, therapy or research. There is a fee for employer applications. Details of the fees are available online.

Further advice on making an application is available for practitioners and employers on the website and in the ARSAC notes for guidance.

All employer and practitioner licence applications must be submitted through the online portal.

Particular patient licence applications should be submitted by email to [email protected]

If you are a research sponsor, please read our information on how to apply for ARSAC approval for a research study.

Please note that applications submitted on the incorrect form will be returned.

Updates to this page

Published 17 April 2014
Last updated 3 September 2024 + show all updates

  1. Updated forms.

  2. Updated the link to the online portal.

  3. Updated 'Amend or renew practitioner licence: application form'.

  4. Updated all forms.

  5. Updated all forms.

  6. Updated forms and added link to online portal for practitioner licence applications.

  7. Added COVID-19: temporary employer licence application form.

  8. Updated 'Employer application form' and accompanying guidance document.

  9. Replaced forms and guidance on completing the forms. Updated detail text.

  10. Updated all forms.

  11. The application forms for full, renewals, additions and research certificates under the MARS Regulations 1978 (as amended) have been revised.

  12. First published.

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