Radiation Oncology Physicist - Full Time Days

Personal Touch Home Health Care Services Inc. Austell, Georgia, United States Full-time Posted Sep 5, 2026 Job Description We are seeking a Radiation Oncology Physicist or Associate Physicist to ensure the safety and quality of radiation therapy treatments. Under supervision, you'll calibrate equipment, perform routine quality control, and assist in treatment planning. Your responsibilities include verifying treatment plans, conducting dosimetry checks, designing ancillary devices, and ensuring adherence to safety regulations. The role involves performing comprehensive QA on radiation therapy devices, supporting annual machine QA, and collaborating with engineers to maintain equipment compliance. You will also educate staff and physicians on radiation safety and care for brachytherapy patients, contributing to ongoing departmental training. Qualifications Ph.D. in a related field with at least 5 years of experience Minimum 2 years in radiation therapy, including residency ABR certification or eligible within 120 days Proficiency in radiation safety, dosimetry, and equipment operation Strong communication skills and self-motivation Core duties** include equipment calibration, quality assurance, treatment verification, safety protocol adherence, and staff education. Join a team committed to compassionate care and professional excellence. Apply Now Apply and matching require a free OVN account. Browse listings anytime without signing in. We are seeking a Radiation Oncology Physicist or Associate Physicist to ensure the safety and quality of radiation therapy treatments. Under supervision, you'll calibrate equipment, perform routine quality control, and assist in treatment planning. Your responsibilities include verifying treatment plans, conducting dosimetry checks, designing ancillary devices, and ensuring adherence to safety regulations. The role involves performing comprehensive QA on radiation therapy devices, supporting annual machine QA, and collaborating with engineers to maintain equipment compliance. You will also educate staff and physicians on radiation safety and care for brachytherapy patients, contributing to ongoing departmental training. Qualifications Ph.D. in a related field with at least 5 years of experience Minimum 2 years in radiation therapy, including residency ABR certification or eligible within 120 days Proficiency in radiation safety, dosimetry, and equipment operation Strong communication skills and self-motivation Core duties** include equipment calibration, quality assurance, treatment verification, safety protocol adherence, and staff education. Join a team committed to compassionate care and professional excellence.