Medical Physicist

JR United Kingdom; Swindon; Remote; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

A global consulting firm is seeking experienced medical physicists with hands-on knowledge of radiation therapy quality assurance (QA) equipment. This role involves operating QA equipment, monitoring machine performance, and collaborating with clinical teams. Candidates should have an advanced degree in Medical Physics and relevant experience. The position offers flexibility and is suitable for those with full-time commitments.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years of relevant clinical or research experience.
• Willingness to provide your NPI for verification purposes.

Responsibilities

• Operating and maintaining radiation therapy quality assurance equipment.
• Monitoring machine performance using specialized software tools and applications.
• Collaborating with clinical teams to uphold quality assurance standards.
• Applying QA protocols in radiation oncology environments.

Skills

Radiation therapy quality assurance

Monitoring machine performance

Collaboration with clinical teams

Application of QA protocols

Education

Advanced degree in Medical Physics or related field

Tools

Specialized software tools for monitoring

Job description

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Maven Research is a global open talent platform powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning. We connect organizations with professionals who offer on-the-ground perspectives, specialized knowledge, and deep expertise. Through our platform, companies can rapidly source the right talent for needs ranging from brief interviews and targeted surveys to in-depth consulting, long-term advisory roles, employment placement, and market research. By enabling seamless access to the world’s most relevant experts, Maven empowers organizations to make smarter, faster decisions and achieve better outcomes.

About the Opportunity

We are seeking experienced medical physicists with hands-on knowledge of radiation therapy quality assurance (QA) equipment in a clinical setting. This role involves sharing your expertise on software tools and applications used—or with potential to be used—for monitoring machine performance. Your insights will help healthcare organizations improve accuracy, safety, and operational efficiency in radiation therapy. This is a flexible consulting engagement that can be completed alongside full-time employment. Time commitment is based entirely on your availability and schedule.

• Operating and maintaining radiation therapy quality assurance equipment.
• Monitoring machine performance using specialized software tools and applications.
• Collaborating with clinical teams to uphold quality assurance standards.
• Applying QA protocols in radiation oncology environments.

Qualifications

• Advanced degree in Medical Physics or a related field.
• Minimum of 3 years of relevant clinical or research experience.
• Willingness to provide your NPI for verification purposes.