Medical Physicist, Radiation Oncology - QA & Commissioning

Providence Health and Services; Sheldon (ND); On-site; USD 322,301,000 - 515,286,000; Full time

Job summary

Providence Health and Services is seeking a Medical Physicist in Radiation Oncology to provide physics support including weekly chart checks, commissioning, calibration, and QA of radiation therapy equipment. A Master’s or Ph.D.

in Medical Physics and ABR certification upon hire, plus 2 years of clinical experience, are required. Reporting to the Chief Physicist, the role involves equipment testing, validation, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary cancer care team, contributing to

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Medical Physics or Ph.D. in Medical Physics required.
• ABR therapeutic certification upon hire required.
• At least 2 years of post-degree clinical experience or completion of a clinical medical physics residency.

Responsibilities

• Weekly chart checking for Radiation Oncology.
• Acceptance testing, commissioning and QA of therapy equipment.
• Calibration and QA of radiation therapy equipment.
• Collaborating with oncology team to support patient care.

Education

Master's degree in Medical Physics or Ph.D. in Medical Physics

National Medical Physics - Therapeutic Certification - ABC

2 years of post-degree clinical experience or residency

Job description

Providence Health and Services is seeking a Medical Physicist in Radiation Oncology to provide physics support including weekly chart checks, commissioning, calibration, and QA of radiation therapy equipment. A Master’s or Ph.D.

in Medical Physics and ABR certification upon hire, plus 2 years of clinical experience, are required. Reporting to the Chief Physicist, the role involves equipment testing, validation, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary cancer care team, contributing to