RPA/ERP Physics Manager – Dublin

Cpl Healthcare; Dublin; On-site; EUR 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Cpl Healthcare, in partnership with the HSE, invites applications for the RPA/ERP Physics Manager role based in Dublin. The successful candidate will provide strategic leadership of the radiotherapy physics service, oversee clinical activities, and drive service development.

Requirements include a Physics degree with postgraduate qualification in Medical Physics (MSc or PhD), at least ten years' relevant experience (three at Principal level), and proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams,

Qualifications

• Must hold a recognised degree in Physics with honours and a postgraduate degree in Medical Physics (MSc/PhD) or equivalent.
• At least ten years of relevant Radiotherapy Physics experience, including a minimum of three years at Principal level.
• Demonstrated ability to lead and manage a comprehensive medical/radiotherapy physics service with evidence of strategic oversight.

Responsibilities

• Lead the radiotherapy physics service and oversee clinical activities.
• Drive service development and strategic planning, including workforce planning and quality/risk management.
• Lead multidisciplinary scientific, technical, or clinical teams and oversee equipment procurement and implementation of new technologies.
• Engage in research, teaching, and postgraduate/professional supervision; participate in national/international professional activities.

Skills

Leadership

Team management

Clinical service development

Radiotherapy physics

Multidisciplinary teams

Education

First/second class Physics honours

MSc or PhD in Medical Physics

Equivalent qualifications

Job description

RPA/ERP Physics Manager – Dublin

RPA/ERP Physics Managerrequired by Cpl Healthcare, in partnership with the HSE, for new opportunities in St Luke’s Hospital.

Candidates must at the latest date of application:

Professional Qualifications, Experience

a)

i)Hold a recognised first or second class honours degree in which Physics was taken as a major subject and honours obtained in that subject..

And

ii)Hold a postgraduate (M.Sc. or PhD.) degree in Medical Physics

Or

iii)Hold recognised qualifications at least equivalent to (i), (ii) above.

And

b)Have at least ten years satisfactory relevant experience in Radiotherapy Physics, (at least three of which were at Principal level).

And

c)Possess the requisite knowledge and ability (including a high standard of suitability) for the proper discharge of the duties of the office.

Post Specific Requirements

• Demonstrated significant depth and breadth of experience in radiotherapy physics, including advanced radiotherapy techniques and clinical service development.
• Evidence of successful leadership and management of a comprehensive medical physics or radiotherapy physics service.
• Experience of leading multidisciplinary scientific, technical or clinical teams.
• Experience of service planning, workforce planning, quality management, risk management, equipment procurement and implementation of new technologies.
• A strong record of research, development, innovation, teaching and postgraduate or professional supervision.
• Evidence of national and/or international professional engagement, such as participation in professional bodies, guideline development, scientific meetings, collaborative networks, external audit, policy work or international research collaborations.

It would be desirable for candidates to have:

• A PhD or equivalent evidence of substantial research achievement.
• Eligibility for appointment to an appropriate university academic position, potentially at Associate Professor or Professor level depending on university criteria and agreed arrangements.
• Experience supervising MSc, PhD, clinical-academic or professional training projects.
• A track record of peer-reviewed publication, successful grant applications, invited presentations, international committee work or leadership in professional organisations.