Medical Physicist

About the role

As a Medical Physicist, you will be a central figure responsible for conducting advanced research, developing innovative theories, and applying fundamental physics principles to solve complex scientific and technological challenges. You will play a vital role in advancing knowledge and fostering discovery. Every day, you will meticulously design and execute experiments, collect and analyze complex data, develop and validate theoretical models, and present findings clearly. You will also collaborate extensively with multidisciplinary teams, utilize advanced tools, and continuously strive to push boundaries in your specialized area.

Responsibilities

• Assist with the supervision of departmental associates (e.g., physicists, dosimetrists, radiation therapy techs, nurses, schedulers, and registrars) to assure accuracy of work; monitor results and make recommendations.
• Educate physicists, dosimetrists, therapists, and nurses on applicable ASTRO, state, and federal regulations related to radiation phenomena.
• Assist in the interviewing and selection process of all radiation oncology staff.
• Lead the evaluation and purchase of equipment and the implementation of service contracts.
• Coordinate service and maintenance with Clinical Engineering (Bio-Med) and vendors.
• Measure machine outputs and calibrate to ensure compliance with standards of good practice and applicable state and federal regulations relating to radiation phenomena.

Requirements

• Certificate in Medical Physics.
• 5 years’ experience in radiation therapy.
• Analytical and organizational skills to implement necessary safety programs and regulations.
• High-level knowledge in radiotherapy.
• Knowledge of state/federal agencies regulating the use of radioactive materials.
• 3 years of leadership experience.

Pay

$89.08 - $132.50 /hour