JUNIOR MEDICAL PHYSICIST

Legacy Vanguard Scott Group; Valdosta (GA); On-site; USD 148,000 - 203,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Blue United Sourcing is seeking a Junior Medical Physicist to join its Radiation Oncology team in Valdosta, GA. The role supports the safe delivery of radiation therapy through treatment planning, dosimetry, calibration, QA, radiation safety, and regulatory compliance, working with an ABR-certified physicist and oncology staff.

The position offers a Monday–Friday schedule, no weekends, a salary of $175,000 annually, full-time W2, relocation assistance, and opportunities to progress toward ABR

Qualifications

• Graduate degree in Medical Physics preferred; related physics degrees may be considered.
• Successful completion of ABR Part 1.
• Residency completed or sufficiently advanced toward ABR certification.
• Board eligible for ABR or ABMP certification.

Responsibilities

• Assist treatment planning and dosimetry for radiation therapy.
• Calibrate equipment and perform quality assurance.
• Maintain radiation safety and regulatory compliance.
• Collaborate with oncologists, dosimetrists, radiation therapists and physicists.

Skills

ABR Part 1

Medical Physics residency

Board eligibility ABR/ABMP

Medical Physics degree

Radiation therapy calibration

Treatment planning

Dosimetry

Quality assurance

Radiation safety

Documentation accuracy

Patient safety

Communication skills

CPR certification

Education

Graduate degree in Medical Physics

Related physical science degree considered

Job description

Valdosta, United States | Posted on 10/05/2026

Blue United Sourcing is seeking a Junior Medical Physicist to join its established Radiation Oncology team. This opportunity is ideal for a physicist who has completed ABR Part 1, has completed or is well advanced in residency, and is ready to continue progressing toward full board certification while working alongside an experienced ABR-certified physicist.

The Junior Radiation Physicist will work alongside an experienced, ABR-certified physicist and collaborate closely with radiation oncologists, dosimetrists, radiation therapists, and other members of the oncology team. The role supports the safe and accurate delivery of radiation therapy through treatmentplanning, dosimetry, equipment calibration, quality assurance, radiation safety, and regulatory compliance.

Requirements

Required Experience

• - Graduate degree in Medical Physics preferred; an appropriate graduate degree in a related physical science may also be considered.
• - Successful completion of ABR Part 1.
• - Medical Physics residency completed or sufficiently advanced to continue toward ABR certification.
• - Board eligible for ABR or ABMP certification.

What You'll Bring

• Graduate degree in Medical Physics preferred; an appropriate graduate degree in a related physical science may also be considered.
• Successful completion of ABR Part 1.
• Medical Physics residency completed or sufficiently advanced to continue toward ABR certification.
• Board eligible for ABR or ABMP certification.
• Knowledge of radiation therapy equipment calibration, treatment planning, dosimetry, quality assurance, and radiation safety.
• Strong attention to accuracy, documentation, and patient safety.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills.
• Current healthcare provider CPR certification.

Schedule: Mon-Fri., Primarily 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m., with some scheduling flexibility. No Weekends!

Compensation: $175,000 annually

Employment: Full-Time W2, Direct Hire

Relocation Assistance: Available

Join a collaborative Radiation Oncology team where medical physics plays an integral role in treatment quality and patient safety. You will have the opportunity to work alongside an experienced

ABR-certified physicist while continuing to develop professionally and progress toward full board certification.

The position offers a consistent weekday schedule with no weekends and no call, within a comprehensive cancer center where the oncology disciplines work closely together to provide coordinated patient care.