Therapeutic Medical Physics Residency – Onsite (2 Years)

Baylor College of Medicine; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 53,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Baylor College of Medicine invites applications for a two-year residency in therapeutic medical physics within the Division of Radiation Oncology. The program prepares residents for ABR certification and aligns with CAMPEP standards, aiming to cultivate independent medical physicists capable of advancing radiation oncology physics.

The residency emphasizes clinical QA, treatment planning collaboration, and research, culminating in qualification for ABR exams and independent practice in radiation

Qualifications

• Minimum: CAMPEP-accredited Medical Physics graduate degree (MS or PhD) or a PhD in physics with CAMPEP certificate.
• Preferred: graduate coursework in medical physics, radiological physics, radiation therapy, medical imaging, and radiation protection.

Responsibilities

• Participates in educational activities of the Radiation Oncology residency program.
• Performs routine QA testing for radiation therapy equipment and participates in commissioning and calibration of devices.
• Contributes to clinical research projects related to medical physics and radiation therapy.
• Engages in ongoing education to stay current with advancements in the field.

Education

MS or PhD CAMPEP-accredited Medical Physics program

PhD in physics or related discipline with CAMPEP certificate

Job description

Baylor College of Medicine invites applications for a two-year residency in therapeutic medical physics within the Division of Radiation Oncology. The program prepares residents for ABR certification and aligns with CAMPEP standards, aiming to cultivate independent medical physicists capable of advancing radiation oncology physics.

The residency emphasizes clinical QA, treatment planning collaboration, and research, culminating in qualification for ABR exams and independent practice in radiation