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Advanced Radiation Therapy Physics: From Linac Fundamentals to Clinical QA

Nuclear Structure & Radioactive Decay → Radiation Protection & Safety

This path equips practicing medical physicists with a rigorous, practice-oriented understanding of modern external-beam radiation therapy. It moves from the nuclear and particle physics foundations of therapeutic beams, through linear accelerator (Linac) design and beam production, to the dosimetry, treatment planning, and quality assurance (QA) skills essential for safe, effective clinical practice.

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