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@G_Aldos @MedphysCA @caro_acro_ca @BCCancer @OttawaHospital @HealthNS I wish I was there to see this!! Well done!

Lulu Lemon, antimicrobial-treated clothing, and MRI safety. #MRI #MRIsafety

#OnThisDay in 1903, Marie Skłodowska Curie defended her doctoral thesis on radioactive substances at Université de la Sorbonne in Paris – becoming the first woman in France to receive a doctoral degree in physics.

All 46 wildfires on Vancouver Island this year are human caused: Coastal Fire Centre cheknews.ca/all-46-wildfir…

@ClaireKSPark @WesternU @SchulichMedDent @WesternU_CTCR @OICR_news @MedphysCA @COMPTrainees @aapmHQ @OICRRisingStars Congratulations!! Well deserved!

After moving across Canada for my undergraduate at Western, in hopes of pursuing a PhD, I’m excited to share that I have officially completed my PhD in Medical Biophysics✨ It’s been such a memorable 9 years, and I’m so thankful to everyone who has been a part of this chapter.📗

We are still looking for a Diagnostic Medical Physicist. Please message me with any questions you might have.

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Job Posting: @VanIslandHealth is looking to hire a Diagnostic Medical Physicist who also has a Nuclear Medicine or MRI background to join the medical imaging department on Vancouver Island, British Columbia! Full details here: comp-ocpm.ca/_uploads/646e3…

@Psbasran I've been thinking this for a while. It is only a matter of time. only....

*was … damn that House of Richese and how they make you pay to edit your tweets.

Us Frank Herbert nerds knew it os only a matter of time before the arrival of the Machine Crusade …

Looking for someone who has NM or MRI training to compliment the quality control program.

islandhealth.hua.hrsmart.com/hr/ats/Posting… Diagnostic Medical Physicist Job Opening in Island Health. Come join me! #medphys

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@Psbasran @wfsensak @Twitter Is this where the #medphys community will be. It's the only reason I'm still here in any capacity

@wfsensak @Twitter I created a profile on both post.news/@/psbasran I need a way to find all follows/accounts so i can add them easily on other channels.

Seriously contemplating a clean shift from @Twitter to @psbasran@med-mastodon.com as i have reached an end to my tolerance. But i loathe to migrate or search my follows to that platform. So the question is whether theres a tool for this. Anyone?

@mmahesh1 Ok. And Canada it is 20 mSv a year as well

@PatBaxter20 Rationale is to measure what uncovered portion of your body is exposed, such as lens of the eye, etc. pregnant rad workers are given a 2nd badge to wear underneath the apron near the abdomen. Hence, the annual limit for rad worker in US is 50 mSv, while in Europe is 20 mSv

I'm confused. Why do American workers get told to put their personal dosimeter badge on the outside of their leaded apron? It's never made sense to me. I don't care what i get to the surface of the apron. i wanna know what is getting to my vital organs. #radsafety

@nicoletranger We wear two badges. One under the apron on the torso, to get vital organ dose. One on the collar to get max possible thyroid and eye dose (with corrections)