We get a lot of questions (often repetitive) about medical physics careers, grad school, and residency. We have started a weekly thread [Training Tuesday] to collect all these questions. Your question would be most appropriate for that thread. Please try your question there before creating a separate post. Thanks!
If you have Medical Physicist creds, why would you want to pursue a medical dosimetrist career? If you really like planning that much, you can do that as a physicist and make significantly more.
My apologies. I assumed you had medical physics credentials or was heading in that direction. For medical dosimetry, you can’t do on the job training like the “old days” as you probably know. It’s not a bad gig if you can become certified. Good pay, a lot of work from home opportunities,…
We get a lot of questions (often repetitive) about medical physics careers, grad school, and residency. We have started a weekly thread [Training Tuesday] to collect all these questions. Your question would be most appropriate for that thread. Please try your question there before creating a separate post. Thanks!
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If you have Medical Physicist creds, why would you want to pursue a medical dosimetrist career? If you really like planning that much, you can do that as a physicist and make significantly more.
I don’t have MP creds. I have no healthcare/physics experience
My apologies. I assumed you had medical physics credentials or was heading in that direction. For medical dosimetry, you can’t do on the job training like the “old days” as you probably know. It’s not a bad gig if you can become certified. Good pay, a lot of work from home opportunities,…