Radiation Safety Lead – Health Physicist

Duke University; Durham (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Job summary

Duke Health is seeking a Health Physicist to participate in the radiation safety program within the Radiation Safety Division, ensuring ALARA and regulatory compliance across facilities. The role involves monitoring equipment, collecting exposure data, and providing technical guidance to staff and investigators.

The candidate will collaborate with researchers and clinical teams, maintain radiological records, and support field and laboratory radiation monitoring.

Qualifications

• B.S. in physics, health physics, medical physics or related field; MS preferred.
• One year of progressive experience in radiological safety.
• Knowledge of federal, state, local radiological regulations.
• Ability to communicate clearly in writing and verbally; public speaking required.
• Organize and prioritize projects and tasks.

Responsibilities

• Test and monitor radiation equipment and record exposure data.
• Assist in implementing radiation protection standards to ensure ALARA.
• Maintain records and ensure compliance with regulations.
• Lead technicians on small projects and audits.
• Consult with principal investigators on the use of radioactive materials.

Skills

Health Physics

Radiation safety

Regulatory knowledge

Clear communication

Public speaking

Project organization

Education

B.S. in physics/health physics/medical physics or related field

M.S. preferred

Tools

Laboratory equipment

Job description

Duke Health is seeking a Health Physicist to participate in the radiation safety program within the Radiation Safety Division, ensuring ALARA and regulatory compliance across facilities. The role involves monitoring equipment, collecting exposure data, and providing technical guidance to staff and investigators.

The candidate will collaborate with researchers and clinical teams, maintain radiological records, and support field and laboratory radiation monitoring.