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2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Clinical Training of Physics Residents: How Do We Efficiently Teach Residents to Become Excellent Clinical Physicists?

Training and Evaluation of Residents in a Distributed ("Hub and Spoke") Residency
John Gibbons PhD
john.gibbons@marybird.com

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	Clinical Training of Physics Residents: How Do We Efficiently Teach Residents to Become Excellent Clinical Physicists? - Intro -
	Apprenticeship is the Pathway to Mastery - George Sherouse PhD
	Clinical Experience Accountability through an In-House Database - Ramon Alfredo Siochi PhD
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2014 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Clinical Training of Physics Residents: How Do We Efficiently Teach Residents to Become Excellent Clinical Physicists?