Imaging Physics Residency Program
About the program
Program Director: Renee Butler, MS, DABR (Imaging Physics)
The CAMP Imaging Physics Residency Program is a two-year program intended to provide quality training for a successful career practicing clinical Diagnostic Medical Physics by training the residents in the routine clinical duties for all imaging modalities (including nuclear medicine and PET experience) under the supervision of ABR-certified medical physicists. The intent is to adequately prepare the residents for successful completion of Parts 2 and 3 of American Board of Radiology (ABR) Certification in Diagnostic Medical Physics while ensuring the IPRP resident are prepared to work independently and confidently beyond their graduation.
IPRP residents will gain hands-on experience at more than 45 diverse clinical sites, ranging from major hospital systems to outpatient centers. Operating out of Lone Tree, you will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team—including board-certified residency faculty, diagnostic physicists, and health physicists—while rotating through facilities between Denver and Colorado Springs. Training is provided in all areas of diagnostic imaging: general radiography, CT, fluoroscopy including interventional, mammography, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine/PET.
benefits of working with CAMP
As a physicist-owned and operated company, CAMP offers a unique workplace environment that prioritizes work-life balance and meaningful benefits. When you make Colorado your home, you get the best of both worlds – the energy of growing cities and the calm of the Rocky Mountains just outside your door. With more more than 300 days of sunshine each year, it is easy to get outdoors, whether that’s skiing fresh powder in the winter, hiking alpine trails in the summer, or simply enjoying a walk through one of the area’s many parks.
But life here isn’t just about the mountains. Colorado has a vibrant cultural scene — from live music and art walks to a nationally recognized food and craft brewery culture. Neighborhoods are welcoming and diverse, offering everything from family-friendly communities to lively downtown living. Add in easy-to-navigate airports, great schools, and a spirit of innovation, and it’s no wonder Colorado consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in the country.
With competitve stipends, comprehensive benefits, and CAMP’s committment to resident well-being,
Colorado provides the perfect foundation to thrive both professionally and personally.
Competitive Compensation
Competitve salary that reflects the training and clinical responsibilities of the role.
Health and Wellness
Fully paid health insurance premiums for residents and immediate families, plus funded HSA or FSA plans.
Professional Development
Generous professional time and funding for conferences, certifications, and other professional activities.
Work Life Balance
8 vacation days, 10 sick days, and 6 paid holidays annually in addition to paid time to attend a professional meeting.
Advanced Equipment and IT
Access to top-quality physics equipment, CAMP laptop, home office necessities, cell phone, and internet coverage.
And much more!
Imaging physics residency program FACULTY
- Nathan Busse, MS, DABR, DABSNM – based in Denver, CO, mentor for Nuclear Medicine and PET rotation
- Renee Butler, MS, DABR (IPRP Director) – based in Colorado Springs, CO, mentor for Orientation, General Diagnostic II, and General Diagnostic III rotations
- Eric Cameron, PhD, DABR, MRSE (MRSC™) – based in Denver, CO, mentor for MRI and Ultrasound rotations as well as ABR Board Preparation
- Cheri Douglas, MS, CHP – based in Denver, CO, mentor for Radiation Safety, RSO, and RAM Therapy rotation
- Mariya Gusman, MD – based in Denver, CO, is a Diagnostic Radiologist at Denver Health who serves on the IPRP Steering Committee
- Mike Heard, MS, DABR – based in Denver, CO, mentor for General Diagnostic I and CT rotations
- Steven Jackson, MS, DABR – based in Durango, CO, serving as a remote mentor for Regulatory & Radiation Protection, JC/ACR accreditation, Informatics, Medical Displays, and RDIM rotations
- Kate Lofton, MS, DABR – based in Colorado Springs, CO, mentor for Professionalism, Ethics, CV Development, and Interview Skills rotations
- Jennifer Stickel, PhD, FAAPM, DABR, DABSNM – based in Denver, CO, mentor for Mammography rotation
General Diagnostic I = introduction to regulatory (Part 6), radiography, fluoroscopy
General Diagnostic II = Interventional, Cath/EP
General Diagnostic III = any combo of I, II CT or mammo
admissions
CAMP will accept one resident per year on a competitive basis once CAMPEP accreditation has been achieved (CAMPEP Self-study submitted in July 2025). Only applicants with a MS or PhD in medical physics from a CAMPEP accredited program will be considered for admission. Applicants who have NOT graduated from a CAMPEP-accredited program with a Masters or Doctoral degree in Medical Physics or have not obtained a Certificate from a CAMPEP accredited program will not be considered for admission to the program.
Should CAMP IPRP achieve CAMPEP accreditation in Spring 2026, CAMP may advertise and accept applications for its first resident in 2026. Additional details will be posted when the program received accreditation.
You may contact the program director for questions: Renee Butler (r.butler@campphysics.com).
STATISTICS
Admission Statistics
| Specialty | Year | Number of Applicants | Offered Admission | Admitted to Program | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imaging | 2026 | ||||
| Imaging | 2027 | ||||
| Imaging | 2028 |
Graduation Statistics
| Specialty | Year | Number of Graduates | Certification | Number Clinical | Number Academic | Number Industry | Number Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Imaging | |||||||
| Imaging |
CAMP STAFF
Meet the Team
CAMP is led by a team of experienced medical physicists dedicated to ensuring excellence in radiation oncology, imaging, and nuclear medicine physics. With a focus on innovation, training, and patient safety, our leadership team supports hospitals, clinics, and cancer centers across the Mountain West.
