The Residency Training in Radiation Therapy Physics Advanced Certificate at SDSU provides comprehensive training in clinical and didactic radiation oncology physics. This program prepares students to take on the responsibilities of a radiation oncology physicist in a clinical setting, covering essential areas such as dosimetry, brachytherapy, machine quality assurance, treatment planning, and radiation safety.

Residency Training in Radiation Therapy Physics Advanced Certificate

Patient inside a medical apparatus with bright green laser alignment patterns on their face.

Students will engage in hands-on clinical rotations that focus on acceptance testing, commissioning, and quality assurance of major clinic systems. With a strong emphasis on both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, this certificate equips graduates for advanced roles in radiation therapy, ensuring they meet the professional standards required in the field. Admission requires a master’s degree in physics or medical physics with a minimum GPA of 3.5.

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Catalog: Residency Training in Radiation Therapy Physics Advanced Certificate