Discussion Overview
The discussion centers around finding job vacancies in medical physics across Europe, with a focus on resources and websites that can aid in the job search. Participants share their experiences and knowledge about job boards and requirements in different countries.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions their familiarity with the NHS job site and IPEM, seeking additional resources for job searches in English-speaking countries in Europe.
- Another participant suggests several job boards, noting that many are exclusive to members of specific organizations, and includes links to IOMP, AAPM, and a Canadian site that occasionally lists overseas jobs.
- A participant from Finland describes the requirement of a postgraduate degree and a lengthy internship to work as a medical physicist, highlighting the high pay for successful candidates.
- Another participant recommends the EFOMP website as a potential resource for job vacancies.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants share various resources and experiences, but there is no consensus on a definitive list of job sites or a singular approach to finding vacancies in medical physics across Europe.
Contextual Notes
Some participants note that job boards may be limited to members of specific organizations, and the requirements for becoming a medical physicist can vary significantly by country.
Who May Find This Useful
Medical physicists seeking job opportunities in Europe, particularly those looking for resources in English-speaking countries or exploring requirements in different regions.