Hi @AsgHeR758. Yes, you can. If you have an undergrad degree in physics you would need a graduate degree from a CAMPEP accredited program, followed by a residency. If you have a PhD you can find a CAMPEP certificate program.
@@utoledomedicalphysics7616 i have ms in physics and phd in math and M starting campep accredeted certificate. How hard is it to get residency? I heard its quite competitive and that scares me if my investment will be lost. Is it easy fo get mpa with my background i.e. with little clinical experience while taking class. Thanks for video not much are available
I dont know the starting salary for therapists but I know the average is $90k. Just to be clear, this video is about a career in medical physics and not RT(T)s. However, we at UToledo are about to open a RT(T) degree program so I have come to learn quite a bit about their career pathway.
