Radiation Protection, Radiological Engineering, Radiological Health, Emergency Management, and Radiation Litigation Technical Support.
Shaw Partners was founded by Roger P. Shaw, CHP, in 1999, who serves as Managing Partner.
Mr. Shaw has over 30 years of nuclear experience. He is the former Director of Radiological Controls at the Three Mile Island and Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plants, and Health Physicist/Scientist at the law firms of McCarter & English, LLP and K&L Gates, LLP for over 12 years. Mr. Shaw is a Graduate of the Penn State Executive Institute.
AFFILIATIONS
- President, Power Reactor Section, Health Physics Society
- Health Physics
- American Nuclear Society
- Health Physics Society
- Diplomate, American Board of Health Physics (ABHP)
- Society of Nuclear Medicine (past member)
- American Association of Physicists
- in Medicine (past member)
- International Radiation Protection Association
- Radiation Protection Task Force, Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI)
- Homeland Security Committee, Health Physics Society (2006-2008)
QUALIFICATIONS
- American Board of Health Physics
- Comprehensive Certification
- ANSI 18.1 Technical Manager
- NRC Regulatory Guide 1.8 Radiation Protection Manager (RPM)
- ANSI 3.1 RPM
- Radiation Safety Officer 10CFR33
- Emergency Director, GPU Nuclear
- Certified FEMA Radiological Emergency Program Evaluator
CLIENTS
- Entergy Nuclear
- Exelon Nuclear
- British Nuclear Fuels Limited
- Polestar Applied Technology
- Dade Moeller & Associates, Inc
- RADeCO, Inc
- United Nuclear
- McCarter & English LLP, Attorneys at Law
- K&L Gates LLP, Attorneys at Law
- Excalibur, Inc
- Nuclear Energy Agency/OECD
CONSULTING SUPPORT
- National Aeronautical and Space Administation (NASA)
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission (USNRC)
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
- National Council on Radiation Protection (NCRP)
- NYU Medical School Continuing Education
- International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC)
- Nuclear Entergy Agency/OECD for International Commission on Radiation Protection (ICRP) Report 2005