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A hospital radiation safety officer in Norwich, UK, Nicholas Elliott monitors occupational exposure levels for diagnostic imaging teams and laboratory staff. He previously supervised radiation protection protocols within hospital nuclear medicine departments, assessing equipment shielding and staff dosages during clinical procedures. Elliott earned a BSc in physics from the University of Reading and holds an MSc in health physics. In addition to his clinical work, he writes for Biology Insights.

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