This two-year clinical residency in radiation oncology physics is accredited by CAMPEP and designed for physicists educated to PhD level in medical physics who intend to become clinical medical physicists. It has three components: a practical requirement, a course requirement and clinical responsibilities. Students gain broad background in radiation physics, radiobiology, radiation safety, medical imaging and the modern practice of radiation oncology.
Faculty: Faculty of Science | Department: Department of Physics and Astronomy | Duration: Two years full-time | Intake: September 1 (January 15 deadline) and January 1 (July 1 deadline), Canadian and international | Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
What you will study
Six courses with a minimum grade of B plus practicum completion, including Clinical Competency I and II, Clinical Projects I and II, Radiation Oncology Physics Tutorials and Treatment Planning, with hands-on experience at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre.
Career pathways
Medical physicist, radiation oncology physicist, clinical physicist, university instructor, industry physicist; prepares graduates to begin a residency in medical physics.
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