Radiation Therapy is allied care, combined with radiation physics, anatomy, cancer biology, treating, patient care.
I. Maximum difference with Radiography
The main objective of Radiography / Medical Imaging is to produce diagnostic images; Radiation Therapy is safely and accurately placed in the tumour site and treatment program. Both use radiology, but for different clinical purposes.
II. What do you read mainly?
Common content includes anatomy, anoncology, radiation physics, dosimitry, treating planning, imaging for technicalization, radiation security, policy practice and physical communication.
III. The level of enrolment first
In different countries, there may be a baccalaureate or a graduate-entry. Master of Radiation Therapy is a two-year graduate-entry-to-practical programme with clinical internships and access to Australia. Therefore, high school students cannot search for their schools only with the "Radiation Therapy" and must first confirm the country's legal environment.
IV. What students are suitable for?
- Like Physics, Biology and Medical Technology.
- It's a cancer-care field.
- Focus on precision, security and teamwork
- Willing to communicate with patients on a continuous basis during treatment
V. WHAT TO SEE IN THE APPLICATION
Confirmation of the importance of the rights of the child, the importance of the child's rights, the importance of the child's rights, and the importance of the child's rights.
VI. Common career
Radiation therapist、radiation oncology centres、treatment planning、quality assurance、education、research。
