Medical Physics Assistant

Put your physics background to work in radiation oncology. Northwest Medical Physics Center (NMPC) is seeking a Medical Physics Assistant to work alongside qualified medical physicists on clinical quality assurance, linear accelerator commissioning, and technical projects supporting patient care.

This temporary, full-time position is based in Medford/Grants Pass, Oregon, from January 1 through June 30, 2027, with some flexibility in the dates. It offers an opportunity to build practical experience with the equipment, software, and quality assurance processes used in clinical medical physics.

• Assist with routine mechanical, imaging, software, and patient quality assurance.
• Support linear accelerator commissioning.
• Contribute to commissioning new devices and software and testing system upgrades.
• Collect and organize data for research and clinical implementation.

A bachelor’s degree in physics or a related field is required.

Successful applicants will bring strong analytical, computer, problem-solving, instrumentation, and communication skills. Python or other programming experience and strong time-management skills are preferred.

The salary range is $64,000–$68,000
.

Benefits include:

• Health, dental, and vision insurance.
• Company-sponsored retirement contributions.
• Three weeks of vacation annually.
• Twelve holidays annually.

NMPC is a nonprofit organization supporting radiation oncology through clinical medical physics services, consulting, and education. Established in 1969 at the University of Washington, NMPC has operated independently since 1972.