Proton Therapy Medical Physicist (Secondary) - Research & Teaching

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill (NC); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

The Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of North Carolina seeks a secondary faculty proton medical physicist for the North Carolina Cancer Center in Chapel Hill, NC. The role involves clinical proton therapy physics, collaboration with Mevion and project teams.

Candidates should have CAMPEP residency, ABR certification, and a track record in proton therapy research and teaching. The position supports CAMPEP-accredited residency mentoring and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Qualifications

• MS/PhD in Medical Physics, Physics, or Engineering required.
• ABR/ABMP board certified or board eligible (Part 1).
• CAMPEP-accredited residency completed.

Responsibilities

• Assist in acceptance, commissioning, and clinical proton therapy physics services.
• Collaborate with Mevion and project teams on infrastructure and workflows.
• Engage in research and mentor residents in CAMPEP program.

Skills

Proton therapy physics

Clinical physics

Team collaboration

Education

MS/PhD in Medical Physics or related

Tools

RayStation

Mevion S250-FIT

Elekta equipment

Job description

The Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of North Carolina seeks a secondary faculty proton medical physicist for the North Carolina Cancer Center in Chapel Hill, NC. The role involves clinical proton therapy physics, collaboration with Mevion and project teams.

Candidates should have CAMPEP residency, ABR certification, and a track record in proton therapy research and teaching. The position supports CAMPEP-accredited residency mentoring and interdisciplinary collaboration.