Part II of the IMPCB certification examination, similarly to Part I, will be given in the format of a written examination. In contrast to Part I that covers the basic aspects of medical physics with which all medical physicists should be familiar regardless of their chosen specialty, Part II concentrates on the candidate’s specialty.
Currently IMPCB is focusing only on requirements for Radiation Oncology Medical Physics, Diagnostic and Interventional Radiological Physics, and Nuclear Medicine Physics.