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Medical Physicist:
Utilizes knowledge and methodology of science of physics to all aspects of medicine to address problems related to diagnosis and treatment of human disease. Advises and consults with physicians in such applications as use of ionizing radiation in diagnosis, therapy,... [+] More

Medical Physicist:
Utilizes knowledge and methodology of science of physics to all aspects of medicine to address problems related to diagnosis and treatment of human disease. Advises and consults with physicians in such applications as use of ionizing radiation in diagnosis, therapy, treatment planning with externally delivered radiation, as well as use of internally implanted radioactive sources; the complete subject of x-ray equipment, calibration, and dosimetry; medical uses of ultrasound and infrared; bioelectrical investigation of brain and heart; mathematical analysis and applications of computers in medicine; formulation of radiation protection guides and procedures specific to hospital environment; and development of instrumentation for improved patient care and clinical service.

Plans, oversees, conducts, and participates in supporting programs to ensure effective and safe use of radiation and radionuclides in human beings by physician specialist. Teaches principles of medical physics to physicians, residents, graduate students, medical students, and technologists by means of lectures, problem solving, and laboratory sessions. Directs and participates in investigations of biophysical techniques associated with any branch of medicine. Conducts research in development of diagnostic and remedial procedures, and develops instrumentation for specific medical applications. Acts as consultant to education, medical research, and other professional groups and organizations. (Source: eDOT Job Description) [-] Less

A renter's cost of living for someone making $99,534 in Amarillo, Texas is 92.2% of the US National Average. For more information, or to compare cost of living data between two cities, click here.

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