Cancer care is changing but so is radiotherapy. It’s evolving so much. I was worried about the same thing before starting but unless they find a cure for ALL cancers, there will always be a place for radiotherapy. Personally I wouldn’t encourage to stay working as a radiotherapist for a long time anyway due to manual handling and the demands of the job
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Thank you for contacting Health Careers Anu. The minimum academic entry requirements for degree courses in physiotherapy are usually 5 GCSEs grades 9-4/A -C (including maths and English) and 2-3 A Levels including biology, or equivalent qualifications. In reality, most universities require 3 A levels or equivalent but it’s important to check entry requirements with individual universities, as they vary. Best wishes, Health Careers Team.
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This is a great career and it has great specialties im glad i found it
Sir I have completed in diploma in radiotherapy.... Can i do bachelor in radiolotherapy
Is radiotherapy a durable career because cancer care is changing and what if it gets cancelled out and replaced with something else
Cancer care is changing but so is radiotherapy. It’s evolving so much. I was worried about the same thing before starting but unless they find a cure for ALL cancers, there will always be a place for radiotherapy. Personally I wouldn’t encourage to stay working as a radiotherapist for a long time anyway due to manual handling and the demands of the job
Can a bsc radiology student take admession in msc radiotherapy sir please tell
As a radiotherpaist are we exposed to a large amount of radiation that we are in danger of
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Sir I have completed my general medicine (M.D) can I do masters in in radiotherpy?
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Do you have to do physics to become a radiotherapist
Thank you for contacting Health Careers Anu. The minimum academic entry requirements for degree courses in physiotherapy are usually 5 GCSEs grades 9-4/A -C (including maths and English) and 2-3 A Levels including biology, or equivalent qualifications. In reality, most universities require 3 A levels or equivalent but it’s important to check entry requirements with individual universities, as they vary. Best wishes, Health Careers Team.
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Do radiotherapists use a stethoscope?
No they are not needed
I have a doubt..... rediotherepist can cause any kind of physical ailments...
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Is this career good for girls?
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Thank you so much for replying me
Please could you reply for my another question?
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Do they have to face exposing radio ? ( radiotherapists and radiographers)