How Does Studying Engineering Physics Lead to a Career in Medical Physics?

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In summary, studying engineering physics provides a strong foundation in the principles of physics, mathematics, and engineering that are essential in the field of medical physics. This knowledge allows for the application of advanced technologies in medical imaging, radiation therapy, and other medical procedures. Additionally, the problem-solving and critical thinking skills developed in engineering physics are highly valued in the medical physics industry, making it a promising career path for those with a background in this field.
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Hello everyone my name is Naomi Binto am a sophmore pursing engineering physics emphases on electrical engineering and computer engineering. I am hoping to go to grad school for medical physics.
 
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