Offering both MS and DMP degrees, Vanderbilt’s Medical Physics program delivers hands-on training and expert mentorship to prepare you to lead in diagnostic imaging or radiation therapy.
In both the radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging tracks, the small classes and hands-on clinical work more than prepare you for residency.
Our cutting-edge program includes rigorous coursework, a hands-on practicum, and clinical rotations in five areas of diagnostic imaging.
During the interview, I was blown away; there was really no other place that compared in terms of the level of personability and genuine passion the faculty had for teaching for understanding.
Medical physicists in diagnostic imaging test equipment, aid diagnosis, estimate radiation doses, and develop imaging tech and protocols.
Medical physicists in radiation therapy plan treatments, ensure safety, and develop tech to target cancer with tumor-killing radiation doses.
From Day 1, you’ll jump right into faculty observation, clinical practicum, and in-clinic learning at a world-class medical center.
With small class sizes and faculty who regard mentorship as part of their core work, you’ll be supported every step of the way.
From novel innovators to seasoned experts, our faculty have a broad range of experiences and research interests.
The Master of Science in Medical Physics (MSMP) is accredited by by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics Education Programs, Inc., or CAMPEP.
Our Doctorate in Medical Physics (DMP), the first accredited program of its kind in the United States, is also accredited by CAMPEP.
Interested in the Vanderbilt Medical Physics program? Explore our curriculum and admissions requirements. Then take the next step and request information about the program or contact us at medical.physics@vanderbilt.edu with questions!