Full-Time Radiation Oncology Physicist

Role Overview: The Radiation Oncology Physicist ensures the safe and effective use of radiation therapy equipment, supporting patient treatment planning, calibration, and safety protocols. They assist in maintaining radiation safety standards, perform quality control and equipment QA, and help educate staff on radiation protection practices. Key Responsibilities Assist in daily medical physics duties, including treatment plan verification and quality assurance of treatment devices.Perform routine and specialized dosimetry checks, chart reviews, and ensure treatment accuracy.Design and fabricate immobilization and ancillary equipment as needed.Ensure compliance with radiation safety standards and document all procedures properly.Participate in ongoing protocol studies and support Radiation Safety Officer activities.Conduct routine QA on radiation therapy equipment, including IMRT/VMAT plans, and assist during annual and post-service machine QA.Educate staff and physicians on radiation safety and brachytherapy patient care, maintaining ongoing professional development. Qualifications & Skills Ph.D. in a relevant field with at least 5 years of experience.Minimum of 2 years in Radiation Therapy, including residency experience.Proficiency with radiation safety, equipment calibration, and QA procedures.Strong judgment, creativity, self-motivation, and communication skills.ABR Medical Physicist certification or eligibility required within 120 days. Additional Requirements: Ability to perform other duties as assigned, adhere to organizational policies, and demonstrate a positive attitude in line with standards of excellence.