Radiation Oncology Physicist

Rad Onc Solutions LLC is seeking a dedicated full-time Radiation Oncology Physicist. This role involves working with advanced technology including Varian TrueBeams, Eclipse, Aria, IMRT, SBRT, SRS, and HDR.

Join a community that values adventure and a commitment to excellence in patient care.

• Conduct calibration of dosimetry equipment and radiation devices, ensuring precise measurements for treatment planning.
• Prepare and analyze data for treatment planning systems, while enhancing dosimetry protocols and software applications.
• Maintain compliance with all relevant Federal, State, and organizational radiation safety regulations.
• Engage in the development of Performance Improvement initiatives, policies, and procedures to uphold regulatory standards.
• Assist in the acceptance testing and commissioning of new equipment, as well as re-commissioning post-maintenance.
• Perform individual treatment planning, dosimetry calculations, and comprehensive reviews of treatment plans.
• Provide expert consultation to radiation oncology teams regarding patient care and treatment strategies.
• Ensure regular verification of the department's treatment planning systems.
• Collaborate with the information services team to manage software related to treatment planning.
• Support the planning and shielding calculations for new radiation facilities and programs.
• Interpret and document regulatory changes, integrating them into departmental practices.
• Conduct dosimetry checks following any source modifications.
• Assist in the selection and procurement of sources for permanent implant techniques.
• Participate in clinical education, training, and competency assessments for medical physics and therapy staff in collaboration with department leadership.

• Master's or PhD in Medical Physics or a closely related discipline is required.
• Willingness to relocate is essential.
• A minimum of 3-5 years of clinical experience, including completion of a CAMPEP-accredited residency.
• Preferred candidates will have passed the Part-I and possibly Part-II ABR Exams.
• Experience with High Dose Rate (HDR) and Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) is advantageous.
• Familiarity with patient record and verification database applications is desirable.
• Certification in Radiation Oncology Physics by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) or an equivalent certifying body is preferred.
• Non-certified candidates must be eligible for board certification and achieve this within three years of employment.