POLICY
Incoming Residents will receive appropriate orientation at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre.
PROCEDURE
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The orientation topics covered are in the Orientation Outline.
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The Administrative Assistant to Graduate and Residency Programs assists in coordinating the TBCC orientation sessions.
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In addition to departmental orientation, all new Residents are required to attend a facility orientation day coordinated by the Alberta Health Services.
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PHYSICS
TITLE: Safety
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NUMBER:
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SECTION:
Physics
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TOPIC1:
Training/Education
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TOPIC2:
Radiation Oncology Physics Residency Program
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DEVELOPED BY: Peter Dunscombe
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APPROVED BY: ROPRC
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FIRST ISSUED DATE: November 17, 2005
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LAST REVISION: August 26, 2010
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POLICY
The safety of patients, staff, students and the public is a priority at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre.
PROCEDURE
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One hour of orientation is designated for the TBCC Radiation Safety Officer.
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Physical hazards such as radiation, mechanical and electrical systems are covered, as well as possible biological hazards, during a structured orientation program.
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PHYSICS
TITLE: Faculty
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NUMBER:
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SECTION:
Physics
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TOPIC1:
Training/Education
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TOPIC2:
Radiation Oncology Physics Residency Program
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DEVELOPED BY: Peter Dunscombe
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APPROVED BY: ROPRC
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FIRST ISSUED DATE: November 17, 2005
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LAST REVISION: August 26, 2010
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POLICY
All staff physicists at the Tom Baker Cancer Centre participate, to some extent, in the program.
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TBCC staff physicists participate in the residency program, each taking the role of mentor on one of the Resident’s rotations.
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The resident is exposed to each physicist’s area of clinical responsibility.
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Scheduled contact between the mentor and resident is a key component of the clinical rotation experience.
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PHYSICS
TITLE: Finances
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NUMBER:
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SECTION:
Physics
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TOPIC1:
Training/Education
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TOPIC2:
Radiation Oncology Physics Graduate Program
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DEVELOPED BY: Peter Dunscombe
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APPROVED BY: ROPRC
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FIRST ISSUED DATE: November 17, 2005
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LAST REVISION: August 26, 2010
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POLICY
Residents are employed by the TBCC with appointment at the Associate Medical Physicist level.
Financial Aid for Medical Physics Residents (2010) is as follows:
Funding Source
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Resident Stipend
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Source Subtotal
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TBCC Operating budget
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$78,693-$93,334
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Up to $93,334
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Terms of employment for Associate Medical Physicists (Residents) are identical to those of regular staff physicists with the exception of the salary scale and the defined length of the appointment.
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Health, dental, pension benefits, etc. in particular are the same and comparable with those for any other government employee.
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The resident has access to travel allowance which is currently under review.
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Residents enrolled in the Post Ph.D. Diploma Program are responsible for all costs incurred as a result of their university affiliation.
TOM BAKER CANCER CENTRE
DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PHYSICS
TITLE: Facilities
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NUMBER:
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SECTION:
Physics
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TOPIC1:
Training/Education
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TOPIC2:
Radiation Oncology Physics Residency Program
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DEVELOPED BY: Peter Dunscombe
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APPROVED BY: ROPRC
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FIRST ISSUED DATE: November 17, 2005
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LAST REVISION: August 26, 2010
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