Radiology Physics in California, Los Angeles

What is a Radiological Physics

Radiological Physics include the following:

• Ultrasound or MRI equipment;
• X-ray generating equipment;
• Radiation therapy equipment;
• Nuclear medicine imaging equipment.

What does a Radiological Physicist

• Provides consultation to medical/dental facilities, physicians and patients;
• Provides physics services as mandated by regulatory agencies;
• Helps provide the highest quality patient care and safety in the most cost efficient manner.

Services that provides a Radiological Physicist:

• Patient Care;
• Quality Assurance and Control;
• Education and Training;
• Patient Dosimetry;
• Equipment Selection;
• Radiation Safety.