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Quantum_Cthulhu
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I'm a medical physicist in training from the UK. One year away from being fully qualified. I feel like a technician. I have literal anxiety as I watch my maths and physics skills go down the drain (I try in my spare time, but my spare time is not much).
Has anyone (training or working to be a medical physicist) managed to collaborate with a university and get some nitty gritty maths/physics done? Some mathematical modelling? Solving a differential equation? And I'm not talking about "research" that involves developing more QA or (god forbid) more phantoms to scan.
If not, has anyone successfully transitioned out of medical physics? If so where did you end up? I feel the skillset is too niche it would be hard.
Has anyone (training or working to be a medical physicist) managed to collaborate with a university and get some nitty gritty maths/physics done? Some mathematical modelling? Solving a differential equation? And I'm not talking about "research" that involves developing more QA or (god forbid) more phantoms to scan.
If not, has anyone successfully transitioned out of medical physics? If so where did you end up? I feel the skillset is too niche it would be hard.