Radiation Oncology Physicist

Oncology Voice Network LLC; Layton (UT); Hybrid; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Intermountain Health in Layton, UT is seeking a board-certified Radiation Oncology Physicist to ensure safe and effective radiation therapy and imaging services.

You will develop treatment plans, perform dosimetry, and maintain QA for LINACs and imaging systems while collaborating with oncologists, dosimetrists, and therapists to deliver high-quality patient care. This role emphasizes process improvements, research, and education.

Qualifications

• Board-certified Radiation Oncology Physicist
• Expert in LINAC QA and imaging QA
• Strong knowledge of radiation safety and shielding design

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with physicians and dosimetrists to develop and review personalized radiation treatment plans.
• Conduct routine QA on LINACs and imaging equipment.
• Ensure compliance with radiation safety, regulatory, and accreditation standards.
• Perform dosimetry measurements, calibrations, and dose verifications.
• Support commissioning of new technologies and clinical guidelines.
• Provide physics consultations to clinical staff.

Skills

IMRT planning

VMAT planning

SBRT/SRS

clinical dosimetry

radiation safety

LINAC QA

PACS/RIS

CT/MRI imaging physics

data analysis & reporting

protocol development

Education

Medical Physics degree

board-certified Radiation Oncology Physicist

Tools

Treatment Planning System (TPS)

dose calculation software

Job description

# Radiation Oncology PhysicistIntermountain Health · Layton, UTVisit company websiteFULL-TIMEPosted Sep 22, 2026## Job DescriptionJoin our dedicated team as a board-certified Radiation Oncology Physicist, where your expertise will be fundamental in ensuring safe and effective radiation therapy and imaging services. In this role, you will be instrumental in developing treatment plans, conducting dosimetry, and maintaining quality assurance for LINACs and imaging systems. We emphasize a team approach, collaborating closely with radiation oncologists, dosimetrists, and therapists to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care. Your contributions to process improvements, research initiatives, and educational endeavors will help us advance community health. Key Responsibilities: • Collaborate with radiation oncologists and dosimetrists to develop and review personalized radiation treatment plans. • Conduct routine and comprehensive quality assurance checks on LINACs and imaging equipment. • Ensure adherence to all radiation safety, regulatory, and accreditation standards. • Perform essential dosimetry measurements, calibrations, and dose verifications. • Support the commissioning and application of cutting-edge technologies, software, and clinical guidelines. • Provide expert physics consultations to physicians and clinical staff on complex patient cases. • Educate and mentor clinical personnel, trainees, and technical staff on essential physics principles and safety protocols. • Engage in process improvement, research, and data-driven quality enhancement initiatives. • Thoroughly document all QA activities, safety checks, incidents, and corrective measures. • Work within a collaborative, patient-focused environment to optimize clinical outcomes. Essential Skills: • Proficient in radiation treatment planning techniques (IMRT/VMAT/SBRT/SRS). • Expertise in clinical dosimetry. • Strong knowledge of radiation safety and effective shielding design. • Experience in quality assurance for LINACs and imaging systems. • Familiarity with dose calculation and verification software. • Understanding of regulatory compliance pertaining to NRC/state radiation regulations. • Knowledge of PACS/RIS and oncology information systems. • Competence in medical imaging physics (CT, MRI, nuclear medicine). • Proficient in data analysis and reporting methodologies. • Capability in technical documentation and protocol development.## Additional DetailsCity: LaytonState: UtahCountry: US