Medical Physicist — Radiation Oncology

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; Cleveland (OH); On-site; USD 290,674,000 - 447,720,000; Full time

Job summary

Intermountain Healthcare Inc. seeks a Certified Medical Physicist to design, optimize, and deliver precise radiation treatment plans, ensuring accuracy, safety, and quality in patient care.

You will collaborate with physicians, dosimetrists, radiation therapists, and leaders to lead treatment planning, QA, and radiation safety. This role involves calibrating equipment per AAPM/state standards, overseeing brachytherapy, coordinating with the RSO, and advancing new technologies to improve patient

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Health or Medical Physics from an accredited institution.
• Certification by one of: American Board of Radiology or American Board of Medical Physics in Radiation Oncology Physics or Canadian College of Medical Physics.
• Licensure in the state of practice as required.
• For care sites in Colorado, RAM/QI/QE(t) required.
• Two (2) years of clinical experience (including residency).
• DABR certification is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design, calibrate, and evaluate radiation treatment plans for precise patient care.
• Provide expert guidance for radiation therapy procedures, technologies, and delivery.
• Lead QA programs and quality management with clinical teams.
• Collaborate with RSO to ensure regulatory compliance and safety.
• Support adoption of new technologies and process improvements.
• Contribute to a culture of teamwork and continuous learning within Radiation Oncology.

Skills

Radiation Safety

Dosimetry

Radiation Oncology

Treatment Plans

Documentations

Medical Physics

Quality Improvement

Interpersonal communication

Collaboration

Education

Master's degree in Health or Medical Physics

Tools

Varian Aria

Job description

Intermountain Healthcare Inc. seeks a Certified Medical Physicist to design, optimize, and deliver precise radiation treatment plans, ensuring accuracy, safety, and quality in patient care.

You will collaborate with physicians, dosimetrists, radiation therapists, and leaders to lead treatment planning, QA, and radiation safety. This role involves calibrating equipment per AAPM/state standards, overseeing brachytherapy, coordinating with the RSO, and advancing new technologies to improve patient