Medical Physics and Engineering
The Department supports the established range of applications of physics and engineering in medicine, and seeks to be actively involved in the development, assessment, implementation and audit of new and existing health care technologies and procedures. In doing so, it works to provide a competent and cost-effective medical physics and engineering service to the NHS and other organisations within the Leeds and Yorkshire region.
The department is organised under six main functions.
The department is organised under six main functions.
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Clinical Engineering
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Radionuclide and MR Physics
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Radiotherapy Physics
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Computational Physics and Innovation
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Radiological Physics & Radiation Protection
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Business Management and Administration
The strategic aims of the department can be summarised under the three main strands of activity:
| Service | Teaching and Training | Research and Development |
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| To provide appropriate clinical and scientific services which are recognised within the Trust and nationally as being of the very highest quality |
To deliver appropriate high quality teaching and training to healthcare staff. |
To develop and sustain high quality research and development programmes which are an integral part of the joint Trust/University R&D strategy |
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