In this episode, Peter Charlton, Chair of IPEM's Physiological Measurement Special Interest Group (PMSIG) talks to Zaibaa Patel , Research Associate in Wearable Technologies at Imperial College London about her career, and the unexpected role of Marvel's 'Iron Man' movie in sparking ideas about the work she wanted to do in future.

Dr. Heather Williams is a Consultant Medical Physicist in nuclear medicine. She works for Christie NHS Foundation Trust, Honorary Lecturer at the University of Manchester, Guest Lecturer at the University of Salford and Visiting professor at the University of Cumbria.

Further soundbites are provided by Rebecca Jewitt, a  Trainee Radiotherapy Physicist, who talks about how we might encourage young people into medical physics at this crucial time.

Personal reflections on why Carolina became an IPEM volunteer

Personal reflections on why Erin became an IPEM volunteer

Personal reflections on why Liam became an IPEM volunteer

Personal reflections on why Liz became an IPEM volunteer

Personal reflections on why Lucy became an IPEM volunteer

Personal reflections on why Mark became an IPEM Volunteer

Looking at what the White Paper might mean for physicists, clinical and biomedical engineers and technologists in broader terms, with issues such as workforce planning, patient voice, resources, funding, timing and statutory registration.

Looking at what the White Paper might mean for physicists, clinical and biomedical engineers and technologists in broader terms, with issues such as workforce planning, patient voice, resources, funding, timing and statutory registration.