Linear Accelerator Engineer

Job Description

Job Description

Fetch Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Centers is seeking an experienced Linear Accelerator Engineer to join our growing Radiation Oncology team. Fetch operates two state-of-the-art Varian TrueBeam systems — located in Bonita Springs and Brandon, Florida — providing advanced radiation therapy to veterinary cancer patients across the Southeast.

The ideal candidate is a technically skilled, self-driven professional with hands-on experience in Varian linear accelerators , GE CT simulators , and related networking and IT systems . This role ensures optimal uptime, precision calibration, and seamless integration across Fetch’s radiation oncology departments, working closely with our physicists, oncologists, and hospital engineers.

Why Fetch?

Fetch Specialty & Emergency Veterinary Centers is a multi-location specialty hospital network dedicated to advancing technology and patient care in veterinary medicine. We invest in cutting-edge oncology equipment , collaborative interdisciplinary teams, and long-term professional development.

If you are a motivated, technically skilled professional ready to work with high-end radiation oncology systems in a forward-thinking environment, we’d love to hear from you.

Key Responsibilities :

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, and calibration on Varian TrueBeam linear accelerators and supporting systems.
• Conduct quality assurance (QA) and performance verification in coordination with the medical physics team to ensure treatment accuracy and compliance.
• Service and maintain GE CT simulation systems , including image calibration, software upgrades, and QA testing.
• Support networking and DICOM integration between treatment planning, Mosaiq record-and-verify systems, and CT / treatment devices.
• Collaborate with vendors, IT, and clinical teams on upgrades, installations, and emergency service events.
• Maintain detailed service documentation, QA records, and compliance with Fetch, state, and federal regulations.

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