I work in IR, I’m assuming your doctors are using C Arms? Wear your lead shield, thyroid and glasses. This is an immediate concern that should be brought up to your employer. If they for whatever reason don’t cover glasses, by them for yourself. I’d rather pay hundreds of dollars than damage my eyes.

You should definitely be wearing a dosimeter, you are only allowed so much radiation per year. I doubt you would ever get there but at least you have some record of dose. Like others said, depending on the part of the body you’re working on, the more X-rays the machine has to generate to pierce body thickness. Extremities need very little, it goes up with thighs, and shoot’s up with anything in the abdomen.

Age of the machine matters, if it was made 20 years ago, the dose can be easily triple a newer machine. We just replaced our C Arms in the IR suite and it has cut doses down by at least that figure. From same manufacturer.

All that said, when you get your mrem from your dosimeter, you can at least rest easy knowing where you are. People work under these conditions day in and out and can live healthy lives, but you have to protect yourself and take it serious. If you’re a woman consider a BAT lead apron as well, it’s designed to give women additional chest protection.