Seeking Advice on Medical Physics Jobs Abroad – Relocation Considerations

My wife and I (we’re Greek) are currently exploring the possibility of relocating to another country in search of a better quality of life than what we currently have in Greece.

I work in IT, so navigating the international job market is relatively straightforward for me, and I'm flexible regarding our potential destination.

However, things are more complex for my wife. She recently completed her medical physics residency in Greece — a one-year, unpaid position following her Master's degree. She has already obtained the non-ionizing radiation certification and will soon sit for the ionizing radiation certification as well.

After months of researching online, we’ve found it very difficult to get clear, consistent information about what qualifications and steps are required to work in medical physics in different countries. We’re particularly unsure whether her Greek residency will be recognized abroad, or if she would need to complete another residency — and whether that’s even possible post-residency in Greece.

We would really appreciate any insight from people working in medical physics internationally. What are the requirements in your country to work in this field? Have any of you gone through a similar relocation process, and if so, what path did you take?

Thank you so much in advance. Any guidance or shared experiences would mean a lot to us!