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Working in medical physics: trainee clinical scientist

31 Oct 2018 James Dacey
Working in medical physics: trainee clinical scientist
Linnea Freear explains why she chose a career in medical physics
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      Linnea Freear is a trainee clinical scientist at The Christie NHS Trust, in Manchester, UK. In this video interview, she explains why she has decided to pursue a career in medical physics. After graduating from the University of Manchester with a physics degree, Linnea considered various career options before deciding that medical physics would enable her to make a positive difference to the world.

      This profile is part of a series of Physics World films produced at The Christie, which we will be sharing on this site over the next few weeks. In the meantime, take a look at our medical physics research updates, as well the careers section of our site, which contains lots of case studies and practical information for physics graduates.

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