Perform weekly and monthly radiation measurements, as well as yearly calibration on all treatment units.
Monitor equipment in the Radiation Oncology Department to ensure that it is functioning correctly and safely.
Maintain regulatory agency records and reports.
Analyze alternative treatment plans and supervise dosimetry treatment planning functions.
Implement assessment/treatment and care based on the developmental stages of the patient.
Perform additional duties, as needed.

Master’s Degree and/or PhD in Medical Physics.
A board certification by the American Board of Radiology in Therapeutic Medical Physics, or board eligibility as demonstrated by graduation from a CAMPEP accredited residency in therapy physics.
2+ years of clinical Therapy Medical Physics experience preferred.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Ability to interpret regulations.
A willingness to go “above and beyond” for clients and fellow colleagues.
Demonstrate initiative, organization, and ownership of daily tasks and projects.
Ability to problem solve by seeking, developing, and implementing viable solutions.
Requires ability to use and move equipment.
Requires a variety of physical activities including sitting, standing, walking, stopping, lifting, carrying.
Exposure to radiation, communicable diseases, and other conditions common to radiation therapy setting.
Occasional evening or weekend work.

Therapy Medical Physicist

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