The Medical Physics Department is one of the most essential units in healthcare and research institutions, as it integrates principles of physics with medical applications to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and patient safety. Medical physicists are responsible for calibrating and maintaining imaging devices such as X-ray, MRI, ultrasound, and CT scanners, ensuring high-quality images that support accurate medical diagnosis. The department also plays a crucial role in radiation therapy for cancer patients. Medical physicists calculate safe and effective radiation doses for each patient and perform quality assurance for radiotherapy machines, in addition to implementing strict safety protocols to protect both patients and healthcare workers. Through its scientific and technical contributions, the Medical Physics Department forms a fundamental pillar in advancing medical technology and improving the quality of healthcare.