The Therapeutic Medical Physics Residency Program provides a focused, hands-on path to a career in clinical medical physics. Over two years, residents build the knowledge, technical skills, and clinical judgment needed to safely and effectively support radiation therapy and patient care. Our program prepares graduates for independent clinical practice and the next steps toward American Board of Radiology (ABR) certification.

Residents learn alongside experienced, board-certified medical physicists in a collaborative clinical environment. Through structured rotations, hands-on training, didactic education, and mentorship, residents gain experience across the full range of radiation oncology physics and learn how medical physics supports the care of patients with cancer.

By the end of the two-year residency, graduates are prepared to enter clinical practice as confident, capable, and thoughtful medical physicists who are ready to make a meaningful impact on patient care.