News & Information

Senior Health Physicist [radiation protection scientist] Barbara L. Hamrick has been named to the 2010 Fellow Class of the Health Physics Society. This special honor recognizes Hamrick’s significant contributions to the profession of health physics.

Vice President of Environmental Programs Mitzi Miller has received the 2010 “Assessor Choice Award” from the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA). This award recognizes Miller’s “skills and contributions as an A2LA assessor.” Miller, a technical expert in the environmental field, has performed more than 100 laboratory assessments for A2LA since becoming an assessor in 1993.

Philip L. Bartley has joined the Company as a Senior Safety and Health Professional. Bartley brings more than 30 years of environmental, construction, and industrial health and safety experience to Dade Moeller & Associates' safety and health practice. He has managed several large-scale environment, safety, and health projects, with specific experience in the defense and energy markets. He is a Certified Industrial Hygienist and a Certified Safety Professional, and is National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologist certified.

Secretary and Executive Vice President William E. Kennedy, Jr., was re-elected as a Council member of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP).  This will be the second term for Mr. Kennedy, who has been a Council member since 2004. The Council consists of 100 voting members who serve 6-year terms, and are selected based on their scientific expertise. Council members serve as individuals, not representatives of any particular organization. 

Senior professional Barbara L. Hamrick has been named Secretary-Elect of the Health Physics Society, a nonprofit scientific organization whose mission is to promote the practice of radiation safety. Hamrick is a Certified Health Physicist [radiation protection scientist] who has a Doctor of Law degree from Loyola Law School at Los Angeles.

We have added several of our radiation safety training courses to our GSA Environmental Services Contract GS-10F-0199L. This contract provides our federal government clients with a fast and efficient procurement vehicle to obtain our training and environmental services.  

The Missouri University of Science and Technology has selected Nuclear Engineer and Senior Health Physicist [radiation protection scientist] Ali A. Simpkins to serve as a member of its Nuclear Engineering Development Board. In this role, Simpkins will provide recommendations and guidance on issues related to the well-being and growth of the University’s nuclear engineering program.

Dade Moeller acquires Environmental Quality Management, Inc. (EQM, Inc.), a recognized leader in environmental data management and assessment. The two companies have a long-standing professional relationship working on remediation projects in support of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hanford Site.

The American Board of Health Physics has selected Senior Health Physicist [radiation protection scientist] Jackson R. Ellis to chair its Part One Examination Panel. The 12-member Panel prepares the annual Part One examination, an important and challenging initial qualifier for health physicists seeking certification in the field.  

Senior Health Physicists [radiation protection scientists] Donald N. Stewart and Mark R. Fishburn have been named officers of the Columbia Chapter of the Health Physics Society for the 2009–2010 year. Stewart was elected President-Elect of the Chapter. Fishburn, who was elected President-Elect last year, now assumes the role of Chapter President.

Senior Health Physicist [radiation protection scientist] Douglas G. Draper has been named to the 2009 Fellow Class of the Health Physics Society. This special honor recognizes Draper’s “significant . . . contributions to the profession of health physics.”  

President and Chief Executive Officer Matthew P. Moeller, CHP, has been named to the 2009 Fellow Class of the Health Physics Society. This special honor recognizes Moeller’s “significant . . . contributions to the profession of health physics [radiation protection science].”