Knowledge that travels.
Exchange ideas. Learn from each other.
ABOUT EFOMP / WHO WE ARE
One community.
A stronger future
for medical physics.
Across borders. Across disciplines.
Connected by a shared purpose.
THE EUROPEAN MEDICAL PHYSICS COMMUNITY
Expertise shared.
Possibilities expanded.
A FEDERATION. A SHARED VOICE.
Bringing European
medical physics together.
The European Federation of Organisations for Medical Physics connects national medical physics organisations across Europe.
Founded in London in May 1980, EFOMP provides a common platform for professional and scientific exchange.
Meet our national member organisations →01 / OUR MISSION
Advance the profession.
Strengthen its impact.
Our mission is to advance clinical and scientific medical physics across Europe, strengthening national organisations through shared knowledge, common policies and education.
Read our mission & aims →Expertise that grows.
Connect learning with professional practice.
A community that contributes.
Bring a shared perspective to healthcare.
02 / OUR STRATEGIC FOCUS
From shared purpose
to collective progress.
Four themes, drawn from our published mission and aims.
A clear view of where collaboration can take us.
PROGRESS STARTS WITH PARTICIPATIONEducation & professional development
Support education, training and continuing development.
Explore education →Science & shared standards
Share guidance and encourage high standards of practice.
Explore our resources →A connected European network
Strengthen cooperation between national organisations.
Discover our network →Recognition & collaboration
Promote the profession and work with European partners.
Meet our partners →03 / EFOMP IN NUMBERS
Many perspectives.
One European community.
37National member organisations
10,000+Medical physicists & clinical engineers represented
1980Year of foundation
Membership figures reported by EFOMP in May 2025. Source →
04 / OUR STORY
Built on connection.
Looking ahead.
A shared journey, with more to contribute.
A European federation is founded.
Established in London in May.
A new administrative home.
The office moves to Utrecht, the Netherlands.
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