Senior Radiotherapy Physics Leader - Clinical Excellence

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

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,