Chief Medical Physics – Radiation Oncology Leader

Arizona Center for Cancer Care; Peoria (AZ); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Job summary

The Chief of Physics at Arizona Center for Cancer Care provides strategic, clinical, operational, and regulatory leadership for the Radiation Oncology Physics program. This role oversees medical physics services, QA, radiation safety, equipment commissioning, compliance, accreditation readiness, and staff development.

The position directs all medical physics activities, supervises staff, and collaborates with clinicians and administrators.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or Doctorate in Medical Physics or related field.
• ABR certification in Therapeutic Medical Physics is required.
• Minimum seven years of progressive clinical medical physics experience.
• Minimum three years of leadership experience.
• Advanced knowledge of Siemens-Varian ARIA; Version 18+ preferred.

Responsibilities

• Directs and oversees all medical physics activities within the Radiation Oncology Center.
• Supervises and evaluates medical physicists, dosimetrists, and staff.
• Leads the institutional radiation safety program to protect patients, staff, and the public.
• Collaborates with physicians, dosimetrists, therapists, and administrators.
• Leads accreditation, inspection, and audit preparation.

Skills

Leadership

Radiation safety

QA management

Regulatory compliance

Collaboration

Education

Master’s or PhD in Medical Physics

Tools

Siemens-Varian ARIA

Job description

The Chief of Physics at Arizona Center for Cancer Care provides strategic, clinical, operational, and regulatory leadership for the Radiation Oncology Physics program. This role oversees medical physics services, QA, radiation safety, equipment commissioning, compliance, accreditation readiness, and staff development.

The position directs all medical physics activities, supervises staff, and collaborates with clinicians and administrators.