Education
Division of Medical Physics



Gator Ubiquity, a bronze sculpture of an alligator on top of a globe in front of Heavener Hall (with red brick facade) on the University of Florida campus in Gainesville. A tree branch extends across the top of the image and a old fashioned street lamp hovers in the background.

The Division of Clinical Radiological Physics encompasses multiple educational endeavors, including:

The Medical Physics Graduate Program, one of the oldest medical physics programs in the United States, and accredited for graduate degrees (MS and PhD) by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Physics.

The Diagnostic Imaging Medical Physics Residency Program, a CAMPEP-approved imaging physics residency for medical physics graduates to complete a three-year clinical residency.

An annual Radiological Physics course that is available to UF Diagnostic Imaging residents in both Gainesville and Jacksonville. It is also open to Veterinary Medicine and Dental (Oral & Maxillofacial) residents.