The Academic Radiation Physicist ensures the quality of care in radiation oncology, supports clinical research, and participates in teaching activities. The role involves comprehensive responsibilities in equipment calibration, clinical support, and maintaining standards for quality and safety in radiation delivery.
Key Responsibilities
Conduct radiation oncology physics responsibilities including equipment calibration and commissioning
Provide clinical support and maintain quality assurance for equipment and treatment delivery
Participate in the development of clinical protocols and enrollment of patients to clinical trials
Engage in teaching activities for medical and physics residents and students
Participate in clinical research and other responsibilities as assigned
Required Qualifications
Ph.D. or M.S. in medical physics, physics or related fields
Board certified/eligible
Demonstrated successful clinical experience within an academic medical center
Experience with conventional radiotherapy, 3-D and IMRT treatment planning
Knowledge of Linac operations and functions
Strong commitment to patient care, education, and clinical research
Preferred Qualifications
Clinical experiences from a CAMPEP accredited residency program
Strong communication skills
Ability to work independently
Benefits & Perks
Paid Time Off (PTO)Medical and Prescription Drug InsuranceDental and Vision InsuranceRetirement PlansShort & Long Term DisabilityLife & Accidental Death InsuranceTuition ReimbursementHealth Care/Dependent Care Flexible Spending AccountsWellness ProgramsVoluntary Benefits (e.g., Pet Insurance)Discounts through partners