Radnet
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What is Radnet?
RadNet is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) nationwide network that monitors radioactivity in drinking water, air, and precipitation. It helps EPA and other agencies track environmental radiation levels, assess the impact of nuclear events, and ensure public safety. RadNet data is used to establish baseline radiation levels and detect any unusual increases that could pose a threat.
What other technologies are related to Radnet?
Radnet Competitor Technologies
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Radnet Complementary Technologies
Powerscribe
Powerscribe is a reporting tool used to produce the written report of a radiology exam and integrates with PACS and RIS systems. This is complementary.
PACS
PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) is used to store and manage medical images, a core component that complements Radnet's services.
RIS
RIS (Radiology Information System) manages radiology workflows, scheduling, and reporting which are complementary to Radnet.
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Which job functions commonly mention Radnet?
Radiologist
0.2% of all Radiologist jobs mention Radnet
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Customer Support
109 Customer Support jobs mention Radnet
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Software Architect
15 Software Architect jobs mention Radnet
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Healthcare Services
194 Healthcare Services jobs mention Radnet
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Analyst
20 Analyst jobs mention Radnet
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Which organizations are mentioning Radnet?
Saint Joseph Mercy Health System
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Advocate Aurora Health
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