Description
Texas Oncology is seeking a Certified Medical Physicist to support its San Marcos Cancer Center in San Marcos, Texas. The role focuses on therapeutic medical physics and will serve as the primary physicist for the San Marcos site while collaborating with other physicists across the Central Texas region. The employer expressly allows remote work when the clinic schedule permits, while the position also carries substantial onsite clinical responsibilities.
Responsibilities
- Provide radiation oncology physics support, including quality assurance and external-beam clinical services.
- Oversee the site’s stereotactic program, including treatment planning support for intracranial SRS cases.
- Collaborate with nearby Texas Oncology clinics for cross-coverage and additional procedures, which may include HDR.
- Perform Radiation Safety Officer duties and maintain required X-ray registration and regulatory compliance.
- Support the safe clinical use of systems including Varian TrueBeam, AlignRT, GE Discovery RT CT, Aria/Eclipse, and related treatment-planning and QA tools.
- Maintain required professional credentials and participate in regional clinical collaboration.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or PhD in Medical Physics from a CAMPEP-accredited program.
- Completion of a CAMPEP-accredited residency program.
- ABR board certification or active progress toward certification, including eligibility for recent residency graduates.
- Eligibility for Texas medical physics licensure.
- Strong organizational and written and verbal communication skills.
Compensation and Benefits
The posting does not state a salary or hourly compensation range.
Texas Oncology states that benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, short- and long-term disability coverage, and a 401(k). Continuing professional education is also supported.
How to Apply
Candidates should review the complete requirements and apply through Texas Oncology’s official posting on The US Oncology Network careers site.
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