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Hi all,
I am a Physics PhD candidate, and I love to do medical physics very much. But unfortunately my Physics Department does not have a strong medical physics group.
So I though of doing Nuclear Physics and switch later to Medical Physics. (In my post doc)
I am not interested in academia. I would like to do something like Radiation Oncology.
Do you think this is feasible...?
I heard its very hard to go into this field these days.
Thanks.
I am a Physics PhD candidate, and I love to do medical physics very much. But unfortunately my Physics Department does not have a strong medical physics group.
So I though of doing Nuclear Physics and switch later to Medical Physics. (In my post doc)
I am not interested in academia. I would like to do something like Radiation Oncology.
Do you think this is feasible...?
I heard its very hard to go into this field these days.
Thanks.