Senior Dosimetrist — Innovative Radiation Therapy Planner

University of California - Los Angeles Health; Los Angeles (CA); In loco; USD 106.612 - 147.072; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

University of California - Los Angeles Health is seeking a Senior Dosimetrist to join the Radiation Oncology team to deliver innovative patient care. This role involves designing radiation therapy treatments that significantly impact patient outcomes through collaboration with physicians.

This position also includes assisting in quality improvement and educational projects while utilizing advanced radiotherapy technologies. Candidates require certification by the American Board of Medical Dosimetry, a bachelor's degree, and relevant experience.

Competenze

• 3 years of full-time dosimetry experience preferred.
• Ability to work variable shifts, including evenings and weekends.
• Knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and clinical oncology.

Mansioni

• Support radiation therapy treatments impacting patient outcomes.
• Contribute to quality improvement projects and educational activities.
• Handle SBRT, IMRT, and HDR brachytherapy treatment planning.

Conoscenze

Certification by the American Board of Medical Dosimetry or eligibility

Knowledge in radiotherapy equipment operation

Proficient in treatment planning

Ability to assess and plot radiation dose distributions

Skill in mathematical functions such as algebra and trigonometry

Formazione

Bachelors degree or higher

Strumenti

Linear accelerators

Computerized treatment planning systems

Brachytherapy equipment

Descrizione del lavoro

University of California - Los Angeles Health is seeking a Senior Dosimetrist to join the Radiation Oncology team to deliver innovative patient care. This role involves designing radiation therapy treatments that significantly impact patient outcomes through collaboration with physicians.

This position also includes assisting in quality improvement and educational projects while utilizing advanced radiotherapy technologies. Candidates require certification by the American Board of Medical Dosimetry, a bachelor's degree, and relevant experience.