The Medical Physics Residency Program will be hosted by the Department of Radiation Oncology at the Georgia Cancer Center.

Each rotation is typically two to three months in length and is under the direct supervision of one or two faculty physicists. To evaluate the successful completion of each rotation, residents will typically meet with a minimum of two faculty members for an oral examination. The resident will meet with the rotation faculty mentor(s) who will assess if the resident has completed their defined task(s) satisfactorily. All physics residents are expected to complete the Core Competencies in their clinical rotations by the end of residency.

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Department of Radiation Oncology

Health Sciences Campus

Georgia Radiation Therapy Center

Kimberly Donaldson

(706) 446-5314

Clinical Rotations

Each resident is expected to complete the following core Competencies in their clinical rotations.

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