Part 2 Exam

Last verified on April 25, 2025

The second exam candidates will take is the Part 2 computer-based exam, which is specific to a particular specialty: diagnostic medical physics, therapeutic medical physics, or nuclear medical physics.

The Part 2 exam is based on material that would be learned during a CAMPEP-accredited medical physics residency. The material represents the broad subspecialty-specific knowledge across the discipline.

For information about the remote exam delivery format and what to expect on exam day, please see the Medical Physics Remote Qualifying Part 2 Exam Guide.

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Initial Certification for Medical Physics

Part 2 Exam