MRI/CT Protocol Lead - Cardiac Imaging & Medical Physics

Memorial Hermann Health System; Birmingham (AL); À distance; USD 120 000 - 165 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Memorial Hermann Health System seeks a Medical Physicist to lead imaging protocol development (CT/MRI) and ensure regulatory compliance across a large health system. This home-based role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, guides equipment evaluations, and supports research initiatives to advance patient safety and image quality.

The position emphasizes developing innovative imaging programs, ongoing professional development, and leadership in radiation safety initiatives within the

Qualifications

• MS in Physics, Health Physics, Radiological Physics or related field required; PhD preferred.
• Texas License in Medical Physics required; ABR or equivalent board certification.
• At least four years of related clinical experience preferred.

Responsabilités

• Provides expertise in Diagnostic Radiological Physics and Medical Nuclear Physics.
• Serves as primary Radiation Safety Officer for RAM licenses and COR.
• Develops and evaluates radiation safety policies to minimize exposure.
• Oversees equipment performance evaluations for x-ray and MRI modalities.
• Leads radiation safety committees and participates in accreditation activities.
• Coordinates acceptance testing of new imaging equipment and shielding.

Connaissances

Clinical experience

Postgraduate training

AAPM member

RSO eligibility

Formation

MS in Physics or related field

PhD preferred

Texas Medical Physics License

ABR board certification

Description du poste

Memorial Hermann Health System seeks a Medical Physicist to lead imaging protocol development (CT/MRI) and ensure regulatory compliance across a large health system. This home-based role collaborates with a multidisciplinary team, guides equipment evaluations, and supports research initiatives to advance patient safety and image quality.

The position emphasizes developing innovative imaging programs, ongoing professional development, and leadership in radiation safety initiatives within the