Job Description

Symmetrio is recruiting for their client, a leading global medical device company, a medical physicist to work on site at multiple locations in the US. This position will work in collaboration with the cancer care leadership to ensure high quality and safe interpretation, delivery, operation, and monitoring of radiation safety policies, procedures, standards, and equipment in a radiation oncology department. Responsible for ensuring delivery of high-quality radiation therapy while providing staff with the proper education and training and oversight to minimize radiation exposure.

This position offers a competitive salary range of $230,000–$265,000, along with an exceptional work environment, comprehensive benefits—including a 401(k) match and generous PTO—and the opportunity to be part of a supportive, well-established organization. You'll enjoy on-site support and have access to long-term career growth opportunities. While candidates from any U.S. state are welcome to apply, preference will be given to those based in Kentucky, Indiana, or Georgia.

Responsibilities

• Calibration of dose meters (including dosimetric inter-comparisons for QA) and radiation equipment (accelerator monitor unit calibration) Beam data acquisition for treatment planning

• Preparation of data for treatment planning systems Development/improvement of dose measurement systems and protocols and software for dosimetry purposes (including spreadsheets and databases)

• Ensures compliance with Federal, State and organizational regulations for radiation safety.

• Participates in development of organizational Performance Improvement activities, policies and procedures, standards of practice to meet required regulatory requirements.

• Assists in Acceptance testing and commissioning of new machines and acceptance testing and re-commissioning after major maintenance

• Performs individual treatment planning, dosimetry calculations, and treatment planning reviews (physics component)

• Provides physics consultation to all radiation oncology personnel and radiation oncologist concerning aspects of patient care and treatment

• Ensure routine verification of department treatment planning system.

• Collaborates with information services department, provides software management of department planning system

• Assists in the planning and shielding calculations for new radiation facilities and programs.

• Interprets and prepares documentation summary of regulatory changes for integration into departmental operations

• Provides dosimetry checks following source changes.

• Assists with the selection and acquisition of sources for permanent implant techniques

• In collaboration with department director and Physics director participates in clinical education, training, and competency evaluations for medical physics, Dosimetry, and therapy staff.

Requirements

• M.S. or PhD (preferred) in Medical Physics, or a closely related field, required.

• Must be willing to travel up to 75% to the site.

• Minimum of 3-5 years clinical experience in addition to a CAMPEP-accredited residency.

• Candidates who have passed the Part-I and (possibly) part-II ABR Exams preferred

• Experience with High Dose Rate (HDR) and Stereotactic Radiosurgery (SRS) programs preferred.

• Computer system administration experience with patient record and verify database applications desirable.

• Certification in Radiation Oncology Physics by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) or other alternative certifying body.

• Candidates who are not certified have to be eligible for board certification and must achieve this status within 3 years of hire.

• Must apply for and maintain relevant State licensing and/or registration as required for working as a medical physicist at the clinical site and to do so in a timely manner.

Benefits

• Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
• 401k Retirement Plan
• Paid Time Off (Vacation, Sick & Public Holidays)
• Flexible Scheduling

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