Medical physicists are scientific professionals with specialized training in the medical applications of physics, focused on the interaction between radiation and the human body.
The work of medical physicists often involves the use of x-rays, ultrasound, radioisotopes, magnetic and electric fields in diagnosis and therapy, as well as using radiation therapy in the treatment of cancer.
Competitive compensation package
Other benefits
Non-Union Exempt Employee (NUEE)
Master's degree or PhD in medical physics
Accredited residency program
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To learn more about a career as a medical physicist in our province visit Alberta Learning Information Services (ALIS).
