Part I (General Medical Physics) is the foundational examination covering broad principles of medical physics and is a prerequisite for candidates pursuing any Part II specialty examination.
Part II examinations allow candidates to demonstrate advanced, specialty-specific competence in one of three clinical subfields:
Radiation Oncology Physics Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology Physics Nuclear Medicine Physics
Candidates who successfully complete both Part I and an applicable Part II examination move a significant step closer toward full IMPCB certification, which can also serve as a pathway toward Part III (oral/practical) certification under the IMPCB's three-part model.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should visit the official IMPCB website at https://www.impcbdb.org/exams/ to review eligibility criteria, complete the Exam Session Selection Form, and submit their application ahead of the November 28, 2026 session in Karbala, Iraq.
MEFOMP encourages qualified medical physicists interested in sitting for the Part I or Part II examinations to review the eligibility requirements and application process on the official IMPCB website before the application deadline.