Full Time Medical Physicist

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mlee healthcare staffing recruitingLoris (SC)

Physicists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

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About the role

Full Time Medical PhysicistMLee Healthcare is collaborating with a leading local health system to recruit a skilled Medical Physicist. This role is essential for ensuring the highest standards in radiation therapy, advancing technology, and upholding regulatory compliance within the department.

Key Responsibilities: Exhibit a professional demeanor and adhere to Service Excellence Standards and Core Values. Oversee the delivery of top-quality radiation therapy by managing linear accelerator quality assurance, treatment planning, brachytherapy, and consultations in line with AAPM guidelines. Support the integration of new technologies and continually seek improvements in physics and dosimetry support. Conduct quality assurance and calibration for all radiation devices according to established protocols and standards. Handle treatment planning physics, radiation safety, and regulatory compliance. Communicate complex concepts effectively and foster collaboration within the radiation oncology team. Perform weekly reviews of patient treatment records and annual quality assurance tests on equipment.

Full Time Medical Physicist Qualifications: American Board of Radiology (ABR) Certification or Board Eligibility

Benefits: Sign-On Bonus$10,000 Relocation Assistance$7,500 Comprehensive benefits package, including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans.

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