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1. www.panamclinic.org › departments › x-rayX-Ray - Pan Am Clinic

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   Phone Number: 204.925.1557. Fax Number: 204.925.1523. Hours: Monday to Friday 7:00 am – 6:00 pm. Saturday and Sunday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm. The X-ray department is located on the Main Floor of the Pan Am Clinic.

2. healthproviders.sharedhealthmb.ca › servicesImaging Central Intake - Diagnostics - Health Providers

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   The central intake office coordinates diagnostic imaging requisitions in order to reduce and equalize wait times across the city and province. Phone: 204-787-8907. Fax: 204-926-3650 or 1-866-210-6119 (toll-free) Central Intake forms. Diagnostic Imaging Services Requisition form (non-MRI) MRI requisition form.

3. canadadiagnostics.ca › services › x-rayX-Ray Services - Radiology Procedures - canadadiagnostics.ca

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   Walk in X-Ray Service. With the safety of our patients being top priority, we’ve changed the way we service X-rays. We still offer walk-ins at our clinics, based on availability. However, please note that we cannot guarantee walk-in availability. We also offer the option to book your X-ray in advance, for a date/time convenient for you.

4. www.stlimaging.caWelcome to STL Diagnostic Imaging Mobile Ultrasound and X-ray ...

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   Services across Ontario. StL Diagnostic Imaging is dedicated to providing complete and accurate x-ray and ultrasound imaging with a commitment to technological innovation, compassionate patient care, and maintaining a professional and responsive relationship with the health care community.

5. www.ontario.ca › page › guidance-completing-x-rayGuidance for completing the X-ray registration and ...

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   X-ray sources that are used on live humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health. Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) either: by phone at 416-327-7937; by email at XRIS@ontario.ca; Opening the form

6. www.yellowpages.ca › si › 1The Best xray clinics in Winnipeg | YellowPages.ca™

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   Locate and compare xray clinics in Winnipeg MB, Yellow Pages Local Listings. Find useful information, the address and the phone number of the local business you are looking for.

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   How do I register X-ray sources?

   • This page only applies to X-ray sources that are not used on humans for treatment or diagnostic purposes. X-ray sources that are used on humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health. Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) at 416-327-7937 or XRIS@ontario.ca

   Registering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   Are X-ray sources regulated in Ontario?

   • In Ontario, the installation and use of X-ray sources is regulated, in part, by Regulation 861 – X-ray Safety under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. If you are an employer planning to use an X-ray source in your workplace, you must register and receive approval from the Radiation Protection Services (RPS) before installing and using:

   Registering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   How do I contact the X-ray Inspection Service?

   • Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) at 416-327-7937 or XRIS@ontario.ca In Ontario, the installation and use of X-ray sources is regulated, in part, by Regulation 861 – X-ray Safety under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.

   Registering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   How do I register an employer for an X-ray source?

   • We created this page to help stakeholders to register an employer and submit an application for review of an X-ray source, by filling out the X-ray registration form (Form ON00057E, Application for Registration and Installation of an X-ray Source).

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   What X-rays can I Register?

   • Please select one box for the type of X-ray you are registering: Portable: any X-ray source designed for portable or mobile use and that is so used. Examples include handheld X-ray fluorescence (XRFs), and mobile X-rays for large animals like horses and cows.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   Where do X-rays need to be registered?

   • X-rays for non-human therapeutic or diagnostic use must be registered with the Radiation Protection Services (RPS) at the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. X-ray sources that are used on live humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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8. www.ontario.ca › page › registering-x-ray-sourcesRegistering X-ray sources in the workplace - Ontario.ca

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   X-ray sources that are used on humans for treatment and diagnostic purposes must be registered through the Ministry of Health. Contact the X-Ray Inspection Service (XRIS) at 416-327-7937 or XRIS@ontario.ca