Choppy's right. By the way medical physics is pretty much physics oriented, you don't really need to know much about biology, and it is not being offered by medical schools, medical physicists are PhDs just like other physicists.
Actually most medical physicists are working in radiation oncology, providing physics support for the radiation oncologists & medical dosimetrists. Medical physicists working in that field get paid on average about the same as a family physician, or about 140k.
I want to be a doctor，should I take life science in the university or something?
And I'm wondering if anybody knows what's the average for entering the U of T's life science.
I also heard it is hard to finish this course, can anyone tell me something about it please?
Thank you!
I'm building a cart which must be powered by TWO elastic bands only,
it must ran at least 2 meters, which isn't hard, but my goal is at
least 12 meters, which isn't very hard either(the longer the better).
I have some ideas of how to power the cart and please help me to
choose...