Radiation Medical Physicist

Complete Radiation Physics Consultants; Tampa (FL); Vor Ort; USD 120.000 - 180.000; Vollzeit

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Zusammenfassung

Complete Radiation Physics Consultants is seeking a Radiation Medical Physicist to join a full-time on-site role in the Greater Tampa Bay Area. The successful candidate will perform treatment planning, dose calculations, and plan optimization in collaboration with radiation oncologists and dosimetrists.

Responsibilities include QA, commissioning, calibration of equipment, and ensuring regulatory adherence, with involvement in radiation safety and continuous workflow improvements.

Qualifikationen

• Advanced knowledge of Medical Physics and clinical radiation therapy practice.
• Experience in dose calculation, plan evaluation, and collaboration within an oncology team.

Aufgaben

• Perform and oversee treatment planning activities including dose calculations and plan optimization.
• Conduct machine and software quality assurance and calibration of therapy equipment.
• Ensure adherence to radiation safety standards and regulatory compliance.
• Provide technical guidance to clinical staff and support protocol development and new technology implementation.

Kenntnisse

Medical Physics

Treatment Planning

Dosimetry

Radiation Safety

Clinical Collaboration

Documentation

Ausbildung

Master’s or doctoral degree in Medical Physics

Clinical residency in radiation oncology physics

ABR board eligibility or certification desirable

Tools

Treatment Planning Software

Record-and-Verify Systems

Jobbeschreibung

Company Description

Complete Radiation Physics Consultants is a specialized provider of medical physics services dedicated to supporting radiation oncology practices. The organization focuses on delivering accurate, safe, and compliant radiation treatments through expert consultation and quality assurance. By partnering closely with clinical teams, Complete Radiation Physics Consultants helps facilities maintain high standards of patient care and regulatory adherence. The company values precision, collaboration, and continuous improvement in radiation therapy. Professionals joining the team can expect a technically rigorous environment with a strong emphasis on patient safety and clinical excellence.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site Radiation Medical Physicist role based in the Greater Tampa Bay Area. The Radiation Medical Physicist will perform and oversee treatment planning activities, including dose calculations and plan optimization in collaboration with radiation oncologists and dosimetrists. Day-to-day responsibilities include conducting machine and software quality assurance, commissioning and calibrating radiation therapy equipment, and verifying the accuracy of treatment delivery systems. The role involves ensuring adherence to radiation safety standards, participating in radiation safety committees, and maintaining regulatory and accreditation compliance documentation. The Radiation Medical Physicist will also provide technical guidance to clinical staff, assist with protocol development, support implementation of new technologies, and contribute to continuous improvement of clinical workflows.

Qualifications

• Strong foundation in Medical Physics and Physics, with the ability to apply theoretical principles to clinical radiation therapy practice.
• Demonstrated expertise in Treatment Planning, including dose calculation, plan evaluation, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary oncology team.
• Proficiency in Dosimetry, encompassing measurement, verification, and analysis of radiation dose distributions for various treatment techniques.
• Comprehensive knowledge of Radiation Safety, including compliance with regulatory requirements, implementation of safety protocols, and support of radiation protection programs.
• Master’s or doctoral degree in Medical Physics, Physics, or a closely related field; completion of a clinical residency in radiation oncology physics preferred.
• Board eligibility or certification (e.g., ABR or equivalent) in Therapeutic Medical Physics is highly desirable.
• Experience with modern radiation therapy technologies (e.g., IMRT, VMAT, SBRT, image-guided radiotherapy) and common treatment planning and record-and-verify systems.
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and documentation skills, with the ability to prioritize tasks in a busy clinical environment.
• Effective communication and teamwork abilities, including clear interaction with physicians, therapists, dosimetrists, and administrative staff.