Scientific Officer: Radiotherapy Physics Modelling

The Institute of Cancer Research; Greater London; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a leading cancer research institute as a Scientific Officer in Radiotherapy Physics Modelling. You will support innovative research projects, provide training, and ensure quality assurance for advanced radiation devices. This role offers a dynamic environment with opportunities for professional development and collaboration with top researchers.

Benefits

Dynamic research environment

Access to cutting-edge facilities

Professional development

Collaboration with leading researchers

Competitive salary and pension

Qualifications

• BSc in Physics or Biomedical Sciences required.
• Experience working under pressure and meeting deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Support pre-clinical radiobiological and immunological research projects.
• Provide user training and support for x-ray radiation devices.
• Perform monthly quality assurance.

Skills

Matlab

Python

C/C++

Organizational Skills

Teamwork

Education

BSc in Physics or Biomedical Sciences

MSc in Physics and Engineering or Biomedical Sciences

Job description

Scientific Officer: Radiotherapy Physics Modelling

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Key Information

• Salary: £33,100 - £36,410 (salary commensurate with skills and experience)
• Reporting to: Professor Uwe Oelfke
• Duration of Contract: Fixed Term for 36 months
• Hours per week: 35 hours (may require outside hours to meet deadlines)
• Primary Location: Sutton
• Closing Date: Midnight Sunday 22nd June 2025

Job Details

Under the guidance of Professor Uwe Oelfke, we seek a Scientific Officer to support pre-clinical radiobiological and immunological research projects. Responsibilities include providing user training and support for three x-ray radiation devices, performing monthly quality assurance, and contributing to research project design and execution.

About You

The successful candidate must have:

• BSc in Physics or Biomedical Sciences (or equivalent)
• MSc in Physics and Engineering or Biomedical Sciences (desirable)
• Basic knowledge of Matlab, Python, or C/C++
• Ability to understand and discuss scientific projects
• Experience working under pressure and meeting deadlines
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail

Department Information

The Radiotherapy Physics Modelling Team, led by Professor Uwe Oelfke, is part of the Division of Radiotherapy and Imaging. We apply advanced radiotherapy techniques in multidisciplinary research to explore radiation applications in vitro and in vivo. The post is based within the Centre for Cancer Imaging, home to 130 imaging researchers.

What We Offer

• A dynamic, supportive research environment
• Access to cutting-edge facilities and professional development
• Collaboration with leading researchers
• Competitive salary and pension

Applicants are encouraged to review the detailed job pack attached. For informal discussions, contact [email address].

About The Institute of Cancer Research

Why work with us? Staff benefits include a range of perks. We support overseas applicants; more info is available here.

The ICR in London is a leading cancer research institute with a century of achievements. Learn more about working at ICR here.

We value diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds. Your unique experiences enrich our team. We are committed to inclusion and equal opportunity for all.

Additional Details

• Seniority level: Entry level
• Employment type: Full-time
• Job function: Research, Analysis, IT
• Industries: Research Services

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