Radiation Oncology Medical Physicist : Part-time (20hrs / wk)

OVERVIEW : The physicist uses their knowledge of physics to develop and use medical radiation treatment, devices, and technologies. Their responsibilities include planning radiation treatments, ensuring patients receive the correct dose, and directly participating in a patient's diagnosis and treatment. Working in radiotherapy physics, the physicist will be responsible for the precision and accuracy of treatments using advanced computer calculations to develop individual patient treatment plans. The physicist will use images of the cancer to outline target volume. In addition, the physicist will ensure equipment is safe, effective, and working properly and will maintain it at high quality standards while performing QA and troubleshooting. The physicist will study how radiation affects the body, researching new treatment options and developing new safety procedures. The physicist will also teach other team members, advising on radiation safety and identifying problems, developing clinical solutions, and implementing quality management programs.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

• Master of Science degree in physics, biophysics, medical physics, radiological physics, nuclear engineering or health physics.
• Minimum of two years of clinical experience, either through previous work experience, or clinical Radiation Oncology Residency.
• Eligible for American Board of Radiology (ABR) certification at a minimum. If not currently ABR certified, ABR certification must be obtained within 3 years of hire.
• Eligible for CRE certification through the state of Ohio.

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