Physicist - Radiation Oncology

Role Overview: The Medical Physicist ensures the safe and accurate delivery of therapeutic ionizing radiation in collaboration with radiation oncologists and staff. They maintain compliance with regulatory standards, develop and monitor clinical quality indicators, and oversee treatment planning and equipment quality assurance.

Key Responsibilities

Perform all medical physics tasks related to radiation therapy, including brachytherapy, SRS, SBRT, and radiation safety.
Develop, implement, and review policies and procedures for equipment operation and safety, including QA activities.
Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and maintain documentation for radiation monitoring and safety.
Participate in equipment evaluation, calibration, acceptance testing, and performance audits to ensure reliability and standards adherence.
Assist in treatment planning, collaborating with radiation oncologists and supervising dosimetrists and technologists.
Act as Radiation Safety Officer, maintain inventory of radioactive materials, and support radiation safety initiatives.
Lead or participate in physics projects, quality improvement, and regulatory compliance tasks.
Provide technical training and support for staff and students, ensuring proficiency and safety in all procedures.

Qualifications & Skills

Board-certified in Therapeutic Radiology Physics (ABR) and licensed as a Radiologic Technologist (IEMA).
Master’s Degree in Physics or a related field.
Experience in radiation therapy physics, equipment management, and regulatory compliance.
Strong communication skills and attention to detail in documentation and safety procedures.