Physicist - Radiation Oncology
Listed on 2026-09-15
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Medical Physicist
The Medical Physicist is responsible for ensuring the safe and accurate delivery of therapeutic ionizing radiation in collaboration with radiation oncologists and staff.
They maintain compliance with federal and state regulations, develop and monitor clinical quality indicators, and oversee all aspects of radiation physics including brachytherapy, SRS, SBRT, treatment planning, radiation safety, and equipment quality assurance.
Key duties include performing QA on clinical equipment, maintaining radiation safety protocols, supporting treatment planning, and participating in regulatory compliance tasks.
Qualifications include certification as a Specialist in Therapeutic Radiology Physics (A ), licensure as a Radiologic Technologist - Radiation Therapy (IEMA), and a Master's Degree in Physics or related field.
Skills required involve strong communication, knowledge of radiation safety standards, equipment calibration, regulatory adherence, and the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.
Additional responsibilities include supervising dosimetry and technical staff, assisting in treatment procedures, and contributing to departmental projects and safety initiatives.
Overall, the role demands technical expertise, regulatory knowledge, and a commitment to ethical practice in radiation therapy.
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