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Versant Physics is a woman-owned business at the forefront of the medical physics and radiation safety industry. We provide exceptional quality consulting and support services for organizations across the country. We offer RSO and Regulatory Support, Odyssey software suite, personnel dosimetry, clinical physics, commissioning, and online training.

Odyssey is a cloud-based, SaaS suite that allows for the effective and efficient management of personnel dosimetry and radiation safety programs. The software provides a modern solution to record keeping, program compliance, and overall administration.

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We provide medical physics and regulatory support services ranging from clinical physics support, dosimetry management, compliance and nuclear medicine audits, shielding design, integrity surveys, customized training, and more.

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Our online, CAMPEP-accredited MRSO and Fluoroscopy courses are taught by board-certified instructors and available anytime, anywhere. Earn your continuing education credits on your terms and at your convenience.

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ODYSSEY SOFTWARE

Odyssey is a cloud-based SaaS suite. Designed by industry experts, this innovative software allows for effective and efficient program management while saving you time and money.



REGULATORY SERVICES

Our team of medical physicists, health physicists, RSOs, and Internal Dose Specialists provide clinical physics and regulatory compliance support, dosimetry management, compliance audits, shielding design, integrity surveys, and more.

VIRTUAL CE COURSES

Our online fluoroscopy, MRSO, DOT training, and Medical X-ray courses are taught by board-certified instructors. It is now easier than ever to earn your continuing education credits on your terms and at your convenience. ABHP, CAMPEP and ASRT CE available.

In this podcast, host Dr. Eric Ramsay converses with leading experts in the healthcare, medical and health physics, and radiation fields. 

Our staff includes board-certified and experienced physicists who contribute greatly to the services that we offer. Meet one of the physicists: Darrell Fisher, Ph.D.

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Odyssey Manager Selected as Most Valuable Millennial

January 2021 (KALAMAZOO, MI) – We would like to congratulate our team member Alex Ramsay for his selection as a Most Valuable Millennial for Corp! Magazine’s 2021 Most Valuable Professional, Entrepreneur, and Millennial Awards Program. Alex was selected as an honoree for his outstanding work as an Odyssey Software Developer Manager.

Dr. Darrell Fisher papers published ahead of print in The Radiation Safety Journal

Dr. Darrell Fisher
Dr. Darrell Fisher, Nuclear Medicine Physicist with Versant Physics, recently had two papers published ahead of print in Health Physics, the Radiation Safety Journal.
 
The first, titled “Patient-Specific Extravasation Dosimetry Using Uptake Probe Measurements” was co-authored by Dr. Fisher, Dr. Dustin Osborne, Jackson W. Kiser, Josh Knowland, and Dr. David Townsend. It addresses the common problem of extravasation in radiopharmaceutical administration and how it can result in significant radiation dose to underlying tissue and skin. According to the paper’s abstract, “The resulting radiation effects are rarely studied and should be more fully evaluated to guide patient care and meet regulatory obligations. The purpose of this work was to show that a dedicated radiopharmaceutical injection monitoring system can help clinicians characterize extravasations for calculating tissue and skin doses.”
 
The second paper “Radiation Safety for Yttrium-90-polymer Composites (RadioGel™) in Therapy of Solid Tumors” was written solely by Dr. Fisher and focuses on demonstrating the radiation safety of the injectable Yttrium-90-polymer therapeutic agent. According to the abstract, “Safety in the patient is defined by its ability to target precisely and remain confined within tumor tissue so that radiation doses are imparted to the tumor and not to normal organs and tissues.”