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Freshnesh
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Greetings fellow geniuses.
As you may be aware from the title this thread is in regards to a career in Med. Physics.
So I have lived in Canada for a decade and then moved down under. Now I have intentions of moving back to the cold weather :P.
Anyhow I have an interest in a career in Med. Physics. I've done some reading on here in regards to becoming one in Canada and all I can say is holy **** that's tough but it's worth it.
Hence I am asking for your opinion on which pathway is the best;
Plan A) Do a M.Sc in Med. Physics here in Australia, work in a clinic for say 4-5 years tops and then move to Canada and continue working there?
Plan B) Do the whole M.Sc/P.h.d in Canada and go through residency, etc. etc.
All inputs are greatly appreciated.
Thanks :)
As you may be aware from the title this thread is in regards to a career in Med. Physics.
So I have lived in Canada for a decade and then moved down under. Now I have intentions of moving back to the cold weather :P.
Anyhow I have an interest in a career in Med. Physics. I've done some reading on here in regards to becoming one in Canada and all I can say is holy **** that's tough but it's worth it.
Hence I am asking for your opinion on which pathway is the best;
Plan A) Do a M.Sc in Med. Physics here in Australia, work in a clinic for say 4-5 years tops and then move to Canada and continue working there?
Plan B) Do the whole M.Sc/P.h.d in Canada and go through residency, etc. etc.
All inputs are greatly appreciated.
Thanks :)