Radiation Oncology Clinical Medical Physics Residency
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Radiation Oncology Clinical Medical Physics Residency supports medical physics residents through clinical training and mentored research at Mayo Clinic, preparing them for independent practice.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (recommended MedPhys Match registration)
Funding Amounts: 24-month residency; optional extension up to 36 months for integrated research
Summary: Clinical radiation oncology physics training and mentored research at Mayo Clinic’s Jacksonville, Florida, campus.
Key Information: Applicants need a CAMPEP-accredited medical physics Ph.D. or CAMPEP certificate of equivalency and eligibility to work and live in the U.S.
Description
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education runs this CAMPEP-accredited residency at its Jacksonville, Florida, campus. Residents work alongside radiation oncology medical physicists in day-to-day clinical practice, taking on greater responsibility as they demonstrate competency. The program emphasizes patient-centered care, practical skills, clinical judgment and professional accountability in a safety-focused setting.
Training covers treatment planning, dose measurement, equipment calibration, radiation safety and quality assurance across a range of treatment techniques. Residents also work on new or upgraded technology and undertake mentored research that may lead to clinical protocols, conference presentations and peer-reviewed publications. The program is designed to prepare graduates for independent medical physics practice.
