About the program

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s Department of Radiology offers a two-year residency program in Imaging Medical Physics. The Medical Physics Division of Radiology supports Imaging Physics throughout the OSU health care network and provides a clinical experience covering the breadth and depth of Imaging Physics. Residents will gain experience and knowledge by participating in clinical activities throughout the health care system, spanning a range from large academic hospitals to standalone clinics. A faculty of ten members share their expertise to prepare graduates for independent practice and ABR Board Certification in Diagnostic Medical Physics.

Beginning July 1 each year, the program provides two years of clinical training to individuals with a PhD (program in Medical Physics preferred) who have completed a CAMPEP program in Medical Physics. Residents have the opportunity to expand their perspectives of practice through interactions with colleagues in existing residency programs including Radiation Oncology Physics, Diagnostic Radiology, and Interventional Radiology.

Residents will become familiar with a wide range of accreditation programs, including all ACR-accredited modalities, IAC, and The Joint Commission. Unique opportunities at OSUWMC include experience with radiation oncology imaging, informatics/artificial intelligence, and regulatory development, all of which are invaluable skills for future medical physicists.

Program overview

How to apply and requirements

Imaging Medical Physics leadership

Kevin Little

Kevin Little, PhD, DABR

Residency Program Director

Hintenlang_David

David Hintenlang, PhD, DABR

Residency Associate Program Director

Samantha Schnitzer

Samantha Schnitzer

Director of Education Programs

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