Physicist – Radiation Oncology Associate – Full-Time Days

This role is for a Radiation Oncology Physicist or Associate Physicist , responsible for ensuring the quality and safety of radiation therapy treatments in a hospital setting.
Key duties include:

• Calibrating and maintaining radiation therapy equipment, conducting routine quality control, and performing treatment planning support.
• Verifying treatment accuracy through chart checks, dosimetry, and QA procedures for IMRT/VMAT plans.
• Designing and fabricating immobilization devices and ensuring compliance with radiation safety standards.
• Collaborating with staff to uphold safety protocols, documenting activities, and participating in ongoing protocol studies.
• Educating staff and physicians on radiation safety and brachytherapy care, and assisting with radiation safety programs.

This role is for a Radiation Oncology Physicist or Associate Physicist , responsible for ensuring the quality and safety of radiation therapy treatments in a hospital setting.
Key duties include:

• Calibrating and maintaining radiation therapy equipment, conducting routine quality control, and performing treatment planning support.
• Verifying treatment accuracy through chart checks, dosimetry, and QA procedures for IMRT/VMAT plans.
• Designing and fabricating immobilization devices and ensuring compliance with radiation safety standards.
• Collaborating with staff to uphold safety protocols, documenting activities, and participating in ongoing protocol studies.
• Educating staff and physicians on radiation safety and brachytherapy care, and assisting with radiation safety programs.

• Ph.D. with at least 5 years of experience in medical physics.
• Minimum of 2 years in radiation therapy, including residency experience.
• ABR certification or eligibility required, with Medical Physicist license within 120 days.
• Proficiency in radiation concepts, practices, and procedures, with strong communication skills and a self-motivated attitude.