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Medical physicist Tynan Stevens advancing his career and cancer care in Cape Breton
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Medical physicist Tynan Stevens advancing his career and cancer care in Cape Breton
Cape Breton Cancer Centre medical physicist Tynan Stevens has always known he wanted to work in healthcare. As a high school athlete recovering from injury and going through physiotherapy, he imagined a future as a physiotherapist. That goal led him to study kinesiology at Dalhousie University—but his strong performance in physics courses and a timely nudge from then-department chair Dr. Gerhard Stroink opened the door to a different path.
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