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Physicist - Radiation Oncology Associate - Full-Time Days

Live Well Homecare · Brunswick, GA · 1 wk ago
AnalystFull-time
This role involves providing expertise in radiation physics within a radiation oncology department, ensuring the safe and accurate delivery of radiation treatments. Key responsibilities include: Assisting in treatment planning, quality assurance, and calibration of radiation therapy equipment.Performing routine checks, dosimetry, and specialized quality control procedures to maintain treatment accuracy.Ensuring compliance with radiation safety standards and regulatory guidelines to protect patients and staff.Designing and fabricating immobilization devices and treatment accessories.Educating staff and physicians on radiation safety and treatment procedures.Participating in ongoing protocol studies and assisting with radiation safety programs. The ideal candidate has a Ph.D. and at least 5 years of experience in the field, including a minimum of 2 years in radiation therapy, with ABR certification or eligibility. Skills required: extensive knowledge of radiation physics, strong judgment, self-motivation, and excellent communication skills. Certifications: ABR Medical Physicist certification required within 120 days. The role is a staff-level position, focused on ensuring high-quality patient care through technical expertise, safety, and collaborative efforts.

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