Physicist - Radiation Oncology Associate - Full-Time Days

Role Overview: The Associate Radiation Oncology Physicist or Radiation Oncology Physicist supports radiation therapy services by ensuring equipment quality, safety, and treatment accuracy. Under supervision, responsibilities include calibrating radiation devices, conducting quality control, assisting in treatment planning, and maintaining radiation safety standards. The role involves reviewing treatment plans, performing dosimetry, fabricating immobilization devices, and verifying machine operation to ensure precise patient care. Key Duties: Assist in general medical physics duties and ensure treatment plan accuracy before delivery.Perform routine quality assurance on radiation therapy equipment and plans.Educate staff and physicians on radiation safety and brachytherapy care.Maintain documentation, participate in safety programs, and support ongoing protocol studies.Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulatory guidelines. Qualifications & Skills: Ph.D. with a minimum of 5 years of experience; at least 2 years in radiation therapy, including residency.ABR certification or eligibility required within 120 days.Proficient in radiation concepts, procedures, and safety protocols.Self-motivated, detail-oriented, with strong communication skills in English. Additional Requirements: Ability to work independently, adhere to policies, and perform routine and specialized tasks related to radiation safety, calibration, and treatment verification.