This eight-month post-doctoral certificate gives PhD physicists the didactic background and clinical training needed to be eligible for a residency in clinical radiation oncology physics. It is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs (CAMPEP) and is taught by practising clinical physicists. Admission to the certificate does not imply admission to the residency program.
Faculty: Faculty of Science | Department: Department of Physics and Astronomy | Duration: Eight months | Intake: September 1 (January 15 application deadline, Canadian and international) | Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
What you will study
Seven courses covering radiological physics, radiation oncology physics, anatomy and statistics, radiobiology and more, plus clinical rounds observing radiotherapy for cancer. Students gain a broad background in radiation physics, radiobiology, radiation safety and medical imaging.
Career pathways
Medical physicist, radiation oncology physicist, clinical physicist, university instructor, industry physicist.
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