Assistant/Associate/Full Clinical or Tenure Track Professor of Radiation Oncology
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Posting Number
Posting Number PG EP
Internal Recruitment
Internal Recruitment No
Working Title
Working Title Assistant/Associate/Full Clinical or Tenure Track Professor of Radiation Oncology
Anticipated Hiring Range
Anticipated Hiring Range Commensurate with credentials, qualifications, and experience
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Department
Department Department of Clinical Sciences
About the Department
The successful candidate will join a clinical radiation oncology program that has existed since the College first opened in the mid-1980’s.
There is institutional support for having a team that includes three ACVR -RO board-certified faculty. Due to recent personnel changes, there is now one vacancy, allowing for an incredible opportunity to join the team and help us re-envision what the service should look like in the future!
We enjoy a busy and diverse caseload that is supported by radiation oncology residents (typically 3 at a time — one per year), a robust support staff (2 client services representatives, one veterinary assistant, 3 veterinary technicians and one radiation therapist), a consulting medical physicist, and 2 medical dosimetrists who provide remote treatment planning support.
The radiation oncology service is located in the Randall B. Terry Jr. Companion Animal Veterinary Medical Center, in Raleigh, North Carolina. The center is equipped with a strontium probe, and Varian Novalis TX (with cone beam CT, high-definition MLC , CIVCO Protura robotic 6 degrees-of-freedom treatment couch, three Varian Eclipse treatment planning workstations, and a Varian ARIA record and verify system), capable of IMRT , IGRT and stereotactic radiation therapy. We have just completed an upgrade and now have Eclipse/Aria v18 with MCO , and RapidArc (Varian’s VMAT solution).
Radiation treatment planning is supported by a full diagnostic imaging suite, including CT and MRI . Each year, the service is responsible for primary receiving of over 300 new patient consultations and treats over 200 new patients. The service has historically operated as a primary receiving service that works closely with colleagues in Medical Oncology (4 faculty,