Assistant Chief Medical Dosimetrist Job at Deacon Recruiting in New York

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Employment Type: Direct Hire Category: Medical Job Number: 24712 Job Description Assistant Chief Medical Dosimetrist - Proton Hybrid | Full-Time Why this role: Senior player–coach opportunity within a high-volume proton therapy environmentBalance of hands‑on clinical planning (60–70%) and leadership/project work (30–40%)Opportunity to mentor, train, and support a well-established dosimetry teamExposure to a diverse and complex proton caseloadLeadership culture that values autonomy, trust, and strong communicationYour typical day: Create and review high-quality proton treatment plans to support timely patient startsServe as a clinical and operational partner to the Chief Medical Dosimetrist & Chief PhysicistProvide mentorship, guidance, and real-time support to dosimetry staffAssist with coverage planning, scheduling support, and workflow coordinationSupport onboarding, training, and competency development for new and visiting dosimetristsParticipate in complex cases, quality initiatives, and workflow or education-focused projectsCollaborate closely with physicians, physicists, therapists, and partner programsWhat we are seeking: Certified Medical Dosimetrist (MDCB required)5+ years of recent clinical dosimetry experience 2+ years in a senior, lead, or supervisory dosimetry role – ideal if within a proton environmentStrong proton planning background with ability to independently support clinical workloadConfident communicator with experience leading small teams and navigating interdisciplinary dynamicsOrganized, adaptable, and comfortable balancing clinical and leadership responsibilitiesMeet your Recruiter: Cathi Mitchell Beecroft CPC, CTSDirector – Medical DivisionDirect:210.807.5628
Email: cmitchell@deaconrecruiting.com

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