Radiation Oncology Medical Technologist - Dosimetry & QA

Michigan Medicine; Troy (MI); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Excellent medical, dental and vision

2:1 retirement match

Job summary

Michigan Medicine is seeking a dedicated Medical Physicist to perform QA measurements for clinical treatments and assist with research work in radiation oncology. You will handle patient-specific dosimetric measurements, dose calculations and comparisons, including film, ion chambers, diodes, and survey devices.

Data preparation and analysis will support treatment planning and QA processes. The role involves assisting with new technology commissioning, procedure development, and staff training.

Qualifications

• Bachelors or equivalent with clinical lab experience and ability to communicate medical terminology and procedures.
• Ability to identify actions with clinical results and maintain organization in a lab setting.
• Experience with radiation measurement techniques is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Work under supervision to perform QA measurements for clinical treatments and assist with research measurements.
• Perform patient-specific dosimetric measurements, dose calculations and comparisons for radiation oncology treatments.
• Acquire QA information during treatments and set up data for analysis against expected results.
• Assist with commissioning of new QA equipment and develop procedures for staff training.
• Support imaging protocols and retrospective or prospective clinical studies.

Skills

Medical terminology communication

Clinical result actions

Lab organization

Lifting 35 pounds

Radiological physics training

Data analysis tools

Radiation measurement experience

Education

Bachelor's degree in medical technology

Equivalent education/experience

Tools

Dosimetry devices

Treatment planning system

Job description

Michigan Medicine is seeking a dedicated Medical Physicist to perform QA measurements for clinical treatments and assist with research work in radiation oncology. You will handle patient-specific dosimetric measurements, dose calculations and comparisons, including film, ion chambers, diodes, and survey devices.

Data preparation and analysis will support treatment planning and QA processes. The role involves assisting with new technology commissioning, procedure development, and staff training.