SUMMARY
A graduate with a Master of Science (MS) in Medical Physics can work as a Health Physicist due to the overlapping knowledge in radiation safety and health physics. The curriculum for Medical Physics includes coursework relevant to health physics, making the transition feasible. Several MSc graduates have successfully secured positions in radiation safety, confirming the viability of this career path.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of radiation safety protocols
- Knowledge of health physics principles
- Familiarity with Medical Physics curriculum
- Experience with radiation detection and measurement tools
NEXT STEPS
- Research certification requirements for Health Physicists
- Explore job opportunities in radiation safety
- Learn about radiation detection technologies
- Investigate advanced health physics courses or training programs
USEFUL FOR
Medical physicists, health physicists, and students in radiation safety fields seeking to understand career transitions and opportunities in radiation safety roles.