Radiation Oncology Physicist — QA, Planning & Training
NYU Langone
New York (NY)
On-site
USD 213,477 - 235,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Comprehensive benefits and wellness package
Generous time-off program
Employee resource groups for support
Holistic employee wellness programs
Job summary
A leading health institution in New York is seeking a Physicist in Radiation Oncology to oversee quality assurance and treatment planning. The role demands a Master’s degree in physics or engineering and relevant licenses. Responsibilities include planning treatment procedures and ensuring quality assurance compliance. The organization offers an extensive benefits package, promoting holistic employee wellness and financial security. Ideal candidates possess strong communication and computer skills, alongside the ability to train residents and students.
Qualifications
Master of Science degree is required.
Completion of accredited Medical Physics program necessary.
New York State Med Physicist License required.
Responsibilities
Identify and evaluate target volumes and critical structures.
Perform quality assurance tasks in a timely manner.
Assist in training Residents and Students.
Skills
Communication skills
Computer skills
Quality assurance
Treatment planning
Education
Master of Science degree in physics or engineering
Completion of training/residency program
Master’s Degree in accredited Medical Physics program
Job description
A leading health institution in New York is seeking a Physicist in Radiation Oncology to oversee quality assurance and treatment planning. The role demands a Master’s degree in physics or engineering and relevant licenses. Responsibilities include planning treatment procedures and ensuring quality assurance compliance. The organization offers an extensive benefits package, promoting holistic employee wellness and financial security. Ideal candidates possess strong communication and computer skills, alongside the ability to train residents and students.