Physics Need advice: Medical Physics supporting document

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The discussion focuses on seeking advice for supporting documents required for a Medical Physics position. The original poster is looking for feedback on their statements from professionals in the field. Respondents clarify that supporting documents typically include proof of education, residency, certification, and recommendations. Additionally, if the poster is applying for a training slot, they are advised to check specific CAMPEP program webpages for requirements. Clear guidance on document preparation is emphasized for both job and training applications in Medical Physics.
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Hi,
I am applying for a post in Medical Physics and supporting documents is required.
I actually did a final version but still need advice/opinion from people who works in the field of Medical Physics on my statements.
So, if anybody interested, please PM me and I will send you the "supporting documents" :D

Thanks a lots
 
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You're a little vague. I assume by "post in Medical Physics" you mean a job. If so, supporting documents are pretty obvious; proof of education from a CAMPEP program, CAMPEP residency, ABR certification (unless a junior position), recommendations from professors, etc. On the other hand, if by "post" you are seeking a training/school slot in a CAMPEP program, go to each schools webpage. You can find the links at www.aapm.org
 

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