Residency Program Overview
The University of Wisconsin Imaging Physics Residency Program is a 24-month duration accredited program designed for individuals with a MS or PhD degree in Medical Physics and who seek in depth education and training in clinical medical imaging physics. The objective of the program is to provide comprehensive clinical, technical, and professional physics education and training to enable graduates to perform independently as clinical medical imaging physicists. Upon finishing the program, a Certificate of Completion of the residency will be issued. Graduates will be prepared for ABR board certification exams and for professional careers as qualified medical physicists in clinical-academic settings, clinical imaging practices, in imaging physics consulting groups, or in the medical imaging device industry.
- Program Director: Alisa Walz-Flannigan, PhD
- Interim Department of Medical Physics Chair: Michael Speidel, PhD
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Michael A. Speidel
Credentials: PhD
Position title: Interim Chair, Department of Medical Physics
Director of Graduate Studies, Medical Physics
Associate Professor of Medical Physics and Medicine
Technical Director, UWHC Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory
Email:
speidel
Phone: 608-263-6795
Address:
1016 Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research
Michael Speidel is a primary advisor in the Department of Medical Physics.
Alisa Walz-Flannigan
Credentials: PhD
Position title: Section Chief of Clinical Imaging Physics, Imaging Physics Residency Director, Associate Professor
Email:
walzflanniga