Senior Medical Physicist, Radiation Oncology

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; Cedar Rapids (IA); On-site; USD 141,000 - 216,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

Job summary

Intermountain Healthcare Inc. in Las Vegas, NV is seeking a Certified Medical Physicist to lead treatment planning, QA, and radiation safety in a busy Radiation Oncology department.

You will design, optimize, and evaluate plans, provide expert guidance on procedures and equipment, and collaborate with oncologists, dosimetrists, therapists, and leaders to ensure high-quality care. The role includes coordinating radiation safety with the RSO, contributing to quality improvement, and supporting new

Qualifications

• Master's degree in Health or Medical Physics; degree verified.
• Certification by ABR/ABMP in Radiation Oncology Physics or CCMPC; licensure as required.
• Two years of clinical Medical Physics experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Design, optimize, and evaluate radiation treatment plans.
• Provide expert guidance for radiation therapy procedures and technologies.
• Coordinate QA programs and radiation safety with RSO.
• Support new technologies and process improvements to improve patient outcomes.
• Collaborate with physicians, dosimetrists, therapists, and leadership.
• Contribute to department Quality Improvement and policy development.

Skills

Radiation Safety

Dosimetry

Radiation Oncology

Treatment Plans

Documentations

Medical Physics

Quality Improvement

Interpersonal skills

Collaboration

Education

Master's in Health/Medical Physics

ABR/ABMP or CCMPC certification

State licensure

RAM license eligibility (HDR)

Tools

Varian ARIA

Job description

Intermountain Healthcare Inc. in Las Vegas, NV is seeking a Certified Medical Physicist to lead treatment planning, QA, and radiation safety in a busy Radiation Oncology department.

You will design, optimize, and evaluate plans, provide expert guidance on procedures and equipment, and collaborate with oncologists, dosimetrists, therapists, and leaders to ensure high-quality care. The role includes coordinating radiation safety with the RSO, contributing to quality improvement, and supporting new