悉尼大学计算机approved,悉尼大学Bachelor of Medical Science介绍

入学最低分数：92.1

而Bachelor of Combined Law

最低入学分数：99.7

Assumed knowledge: Math and Chemistry and either

Physics or Biology

Tuition fee: $7,947 for domestic Student

$39,360 for Intl Student

Units of study

Semester 1

Mathematics

Physics

Chemistry

Biology

Semester 2

Mathematics

Physics

Chemistry

Molecular Biol. &

Genetics

Semester 3

Medical Science

Medical Science

Elective

Elective

Semester 4

Medical Science

Medical Science

Elective

Elective

Semester 5

Medical Science

Major 1

Major 1

Elective

Semester 6

Medical Science

Major 1

Major 1

Elective

后续课程：

1.

1.5年的Master of Medical

Physics 或

2.

4年的Bachelor of

Medicine

http://www0.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/jobs/conditions/awards/pdf/hsu_ph_medical_physicists.pdf

Salary Rates for Accredited Medical

Physicists

Year of Service /

Level Rate from 1.7.2012

2.5%

$

Medical Physics

Registrar

Year 1  $59,647

Year 2

$66,277

Year 3

$72,908

Year 4

$79,538

Year 5  $86,155

Medical Physics

Specialist

Year 1

$99,417

Year 2

$112,677

Year 3

$125,924

Year 4

$139,185

Year 5  $152,433

Senior Medical Physics

Specialist

Year 1

$159,064

Year 2

$165,694

Year 3

$172,324

Year 4  $178,955

Principal Medical Physics

Specialist

Year 1

$185,572

Director Medical Physics

Specialist

Level 1

$185,572

Level 2

$194,862

Level 3

$205,462

‘Medical Physics Registrar’ means a person who is

employed and undergoing training, including but not limited to the

‘Training, Education and Accreditation Program’ (TEAP), in a

medical physics specialty towards obtaining accreditation by

ACPSEM, or such other accreditation body acceptable to the

Director-General, Ministry of Health.

‘Medical Physics Specialist’ means a person with

qualifications and clinical experience acceptable to the

Director-General, Ministry of Health and ACPSEM, or such other

accreditation body acceptable to the Director-General, Ministry of

Health, and who is qualified to be employed under this award as a

Medical Physics Specialist.

‘Senior Medical Physics Specialist’ means a Medical

Physics Specialist with 5 years post-accreditation as a

Medical Physics Specialist and whose progression has been approved

by the progression committee as per the determined

criteria.

‘Principal Medical Physics Specialist’

means

a Senior Medical Physics Specialist year 4 whose progression to

this level has been approved by the progression committee as per

the determined criteria.

Master of Medical Physics

(M.Med.Phys.)

Candidates for the Master of Medical Physics degree are

expected to have successfully completed a Bachelor's degree in the

physical sciences with a major in physics, or an equivalent degree,

and a GPA of 65% or better. The Master of Medical Physics is

undertaken over 3 semesters (full-time) .

During the first two full-time semesters, students

undertake the following lecture course units:

l

PHYS

5011  Nuclear Physics

l

PHYS

5012  Radiation Physics and Dosimetry

l

PHYS

5002  Anatomy and Biology Essentials for

Physicists

l

PHYS

5029  Nuclear Medicine Physics

l

PHYS

5005  Radiotherapy Physics

l

PHYS

5006  Medical Imaging Physics

l

PHYS

5020  Computation and Image Processing

l

PHYS

5018  Health Physics and Radiation

Protection

In

addition to these coursework units, M.Med.Phys. candidates also

undertake a research project normally over one

(full-time

Completion of the Master of Medical Physics degree

will satisfy one of the requisites for the(ACPSEM) training,

education and accreditation program.

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

The

Doctor of Philosophy research degree in Medical Physics may be

taken on either a full-time or part-time basis. In the case of

full-time candidates, the minimum period of candidature is three

years for candidates holding a First Class Honours Bachelor's

degree in the physical sciences or equivalent, or two years for

candidates holding a Master's degree in the physical sciences

or equivalent. The maximum period of candidature is five

years.

http://www.hwa.gov.au/sites/uploads/20120912_FINAL_Medical

Physicists Report_M1_0.pdf

Employed ROMPs and DIMPs in Australia, 2006 and

2009

Employed

(FTE)

2006

2009

Radiation Oncology (ROMPs)  192.9  244.4

Diagnostic imaging medical physicists

Radiology  25.4

32.4

Nuclear

Medicine 39.5

37.2

Total DIMPs  64.9

69.6

Total medical physicists  257.8

314.0

2009 Vacancies  Total

positions

NSW 12.0

116.7