Full-Time Radiation Oncology Physicist

About the Role

The Associate Radiation Oncology Physicist ensures the quality and safety of radiation therapy treatments under supervision, calibrates equipment, performs routine quality control, and assists in treatment planning and radiation safety. The role involves daily operational duties, quality assurance, staff training, and adherence to safety standards to support optimal patient care in a radiation oncology setting.

Responsibilities

• Verify treatment plans, conduct dosimetry, and perform quality assurance on equipment and treatment delivery.
• Design and fabricate immobilization devices and ensure accurate dose delivery.
• Maintain safety protocols, document processes, and assist with radiation safety programs.
• Perform routine machine QA, assist with annual checks, and collaborate with service engineers.
• Educate staff and physicians on radiation safety and care protocols, staying current with continuing education.

Qualifications

• Ph.D. in a relevant field with a minimum of 5 years’ experience.
• At least 2 years’ experience in radiation therapy, including residency.
• ABR Medical Physicist Certification (or eligible within 120 days).

Skills

• Proficiency with radiation physics concepts, practices, and procedures.
• Self-motivated, able to communicate effectively in English, and demonstrate a positive attitude.