Director - Physics and Dosimetry

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Job Summary Wentworth-Douglass Hospital | Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute Dover, NH (Onsite)

Lead Innovation in Cancer Care—Where Your Expertise Directly Impacts Lives At Mass General Brigham, we believe that behind every breakthrough in cancer care is a team of experts committed to precision, collaboration, and compassion. As the Director of Physics & Dosimetry, you will play a pivotal leadership role in shaping the future of radiation oncology—guiding clinical excellence, advancing technology, and ensuring the highest quality of patient-centered care.

This is more than a leadership role—it’s an opportunity to build programs, mentor talent, and drive innovation across a system known for world‑class care and research.

• Lead and elevate the physics & dosimetry program across the cancer center—driving strategy, performance, and innovation
• Partner closely with physicians, therapists, and clinical leaders to deliver safe, precise, and cutting‑edge radiation oncology care
• Oversee clinical operations, including treatment planning, quality assurance, and program expansion (including brachytherapy)
• Mentor and develop a high‑performing team of physicists, dosimetrists, and technical staff
• Drive quality improvement initiatives that enhance patient outcomes and operational excellence
• Guide technology integration and program development, ensuring alignment with Mass General Brigham standards and best practices
• Shape the future of care delivery through collaboration with the broader MGB Cancer Institute

• System‑level impact:
  Matrix collaboration with Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute
• Leadership influence:
  Shape strategy, operations, and program growth
• Clinical excellence:
  Work at the forefront of radiation oncology innovation
• Mission‑driven culture:
  Be part of a not‑for‑profit system focused on patient care, teaching, and research

• Master’s degree in Physics (PhD strongly preferred)
• American Board of Radiology (A ) Certification
• 5+ years of clinical medical physics experience (including accelerator and brachytherapy)
• 3+ years of leadership or management experience
• Deep expertise in radiation oncology physics and dosimetry practices
• Key Leadership Capabilities:
  Proven ability to lead teams and drive performance in a clinical oncology setting
• Strong collaboration and communication skills across multidisciplinary teams
• Experience managing budgets, resources, and program operations
• Track record of quality improvement and innovation in patient care

Estimated range: $200K – $270K (based on experience and qualifications)

Comprehensive total rewards package (outlined below)

• Comprehensive Benefits:
  Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Retirement savings plans with employer support
• Generous paid time off and holidays
• Tuition reimbursement and continuing education support
• Career Growth & Development:
  Leadership development and advancement opportunities across the MGB system
• Access to one of the nation’s most respected academic healthcare networks
• Opportunities to collaborate on cutting‑edge research and innovation
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