| Question 1: What attributes any clinical physicist need to practice to be most effective in his/her work? |
| Reference: | This presentation |
| Choice A: | To think like a scientist, act like a clinician, interact like a campaigner. |
| Choice B: | To think like a theoretician, test like a experimentalist, solve like a mathematician. |
| Choice C: | To practice like a physicist, manage like a manager, balance like an accountant. |
| Choice D: | To test like an inspector, report like a reporter, educate like a teacher. |
| Question 2: Which of these are the essential tasks of a clinical medical physicist? |
| Reference: | This presentation. |
| Choice A: | Research, clinical service, and education. |
| Choice B: | Compliance, quality assurance, and education. |
| Choice C: | Acceptance testing, quality control, radiation safety. |
| Choice D: | Technology assessment, protocol optimization, and quality monitoring. |
| Question 3: What is the essential calling of a clinical imaging physicist? |
| Reference: | This presentation. |
| Choice A: | To facilitate research of their clinical colleagues. |
| Choice B: | To assure highest quality, consistent, and safe patient imaging. |
| Choice C: | To ensure compliance with all applicable guidelines. |
| Choice D: | To make sure the vendors deliver what they have promised. |
| Question 4: The leading reason that healthcare facilities choose to use a consulting physicist versus an in-house solution is: |
| Reference: | This presentation |
| Choice A: | The facility is unable to hire or retain an in-house physicist. |
| Choice B: | Consulting physicists are less expensive than in-house physicists. |
| Choice C: | The facility has less work than having a full-time physicist would warrant. |
| Choice D: | The facility is dissatisfied with their in-house physicist and decides to hire a consultant. |
| Question 5: The biggest current challenge of providing high-quality medical physics services in a consulting environment is: |
| Reference: | This Presentation |
| Choice A: | The need for physicists to proficiently test hundreds of equipment types and models. |
| Choice B: | Facility scheduling, access and vendor credentialing. |
| Choice C: | Travel times can make the cost of certain services prohibitive. |
| Choice D: | Educating and informing physicists about the consulting option. |
| Question 6: The services that are both the most consultative in nature yet also the most complex to provide in a consulting context are: |
| Reference: | This Presentation |
| Choice A: | Joint Commission accreditation testing. |
| Choice B: | Dose optimization services. |
| Choice C: | ACR accreditation testing. |
| Choice D: | Shielding design and validation services. |
