Description
Orlando Health is seeking a Medical Physicist in Orlando, Florida, to support Radiation Oncology clinical physics services. The role is designed for a junior medical physicist working toward ABR board certification and includes treatment planning, equipment quality assurance, radiation safety, and supervised participation in advanced radiation therapy procedures. The posting identifies a day shift but does not expressly state employment type or whether the position is on-site, hybrid, or remote.
Responsibilities
- Perform and review treatment-planning calculations, machine-specific data, treatment records, and dosimetry functions.
- Conduct routine quality assurance, including IMRT QA, annual treatment-equipment calibration, and evaluation of software updates.
- Assist with acceptance testing, commissioning, shielding calculations, and implementation of new or non-standard treatment techniques.
- Participate in stereotactic and HDR procedures under the supervision required by Florida regulations.
- Support departmental radiation-safety, equipment-maintenance, regulatory, and quality-assurance programs.
- Participate in peer review, clinical-trial physics activities, regional coverage, continuing education, and after-hours coverage as required.
Qualifications
- Master’s degree or PhD in medical physics, physics, biophysics, radiological physics, medical health physics, or an equivalent discipline from an accredited institution.
- A current Florida Medical Physics Training license must be obtained before the start date.
- Clinical experience obtained through a CAMPEP-accredited residency program is expected.
- Graduation from a CAMPEP-accredited residency is preferred.
- The successful candidate is expected to be working toward ABR board certification as a junior medical physicist.
How to Apply
Candidates should review the complete requirements and apply through Orlando Health’s official career posting.
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