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Pathway from medical physics to biomedical engineering?
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[QUOTE="thehiddenphysicist, post: 6076638, member: 606777"] Throughout this forum, I've seen numerous posts discussing the transition to medical physics. However, I'm curious to learn about what advice can be shared on having an interest to work in biomedical engineering with a background/ experience as a medical physics. Would this entail completing a few or many courses to obtain a biomedical eng. degree? If having such a degree is unnecessary, how would one go about acquiring a non-research/ industry position in this field? [/QUOTE]
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