Radiological Physics and Technology

Radiological Physics and Technology involves the science and application of how radiation is generated, measured, and used in medical settings, primarily for diagnosis and treatment. It covers understanding the properties of radiation, ensuring safe and effective use of imaging devices like X-ray, CT scans, and radiation therapy machines. Professionals in this field develop and maintain the technology, optimize image quality, and protect patients and staff from unnecessary exposure. Their work combines physics principles with engineering and clinical practices to improve healthcare outcomes through precise, safe, and innovative use of radiation.