Our Physics and Biology in Medicine Graduate Program has three CAMPEP-accredited tracks (Therapeutic Medical Physics, Medical Imaging, Molecular Imaging) and one non-accredited track (Molecular & Cellular Oncology). Graduates from accredited tracks are eligible for accredited medical physics residencies and are provided certificates of completion upon graduation.<br><br>Physics and Biology in Medicine (formerly known as Biomedical Physics) is an interdisciplinary graduate program in the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Faculty and students in the program are involved in Biomedical Research in Radiological Imaging and Therapy that operates at the intersection of traditional disciplines. In addition, it requires interdisciplinary teams of scientists with backgrounds in:<br><br>Biology or its subspecialties (e.g. molecular biology, etc.)<br>Chemistry or its subspecialties (e.g. biochemistry, etc.)<br>Physics or its subspecialties (e.g. medical physics, biophysics, etc.)<br>Mathematics or its subspecialties (e.g. computational methods, simulation, etc.)<br>Engineering or Computer Sciences or any of their subspecialties (e.g. biomedical engineering, nuclear engineering, etc.).