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sarim1991
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Hello all, this fall I will be beginning my second year in a CAMPEP Medical Physics graduate program.
I have a very big dilemma. with the new rules in by CAMPEP, I NEED to get into a CAMPEP residency in order to become ABR certified, however most of those residencies are either taken by PhDs or some only accept PhD.
So my question is, is it possible for me to work as Junior Physicist in a small clinic for a while and hope the number of residencies increase and apply or is it better for me to get an industry job with my MS in physics?
Honestly my advice to students pursuing a Medical Physics degree, this career is starting to become VERY narrow.
I have a very big dilemma. with the new rules in by CAMPEP, I NEED to get into a CAMPEP residency in order to become ABR certified, however most of those residencies are either taken by PhDs or some only accept PhD.
So my question is, is it possible for me to work as Junior Physicist in a small clinic for a while and hope the number of residencies increase and apply or is it better for me to get an industry job with my MS in physics?
Honestly my advice to students pursuing a Medical Physics degree, this career is starting to become VERY narrow.