full-time medical physicist job in Memphis, Tennessee Position Available In Shelby, Tennessee
Tallo's Job Summary: Exciting opportunity for a full-time Medical Physicist in Memphis, TN! Join a dynamic regional radiation oncology network with cutting-edge technology and brand-new linear accelerators. Crucial role in standardizing equipment, managing treatment planning, and ensuring plan accuracy and safety. Requires a Master's degree in Medical Physics, DABR certification, and 2 years of experience in a cancer center. Contact Kevin Hennessey for more information or to apply.
Job Description
full-time medical physicist job in Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, TN 1 day ago
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Medical Physicist
JOB TYPE
Direct Hire Exciting Full-Time Opportunity for a Medical Physicist in Memphis, TN! Join a dynamic, rapidly expanding regional radiation oncology network in Memphis, known for its cutting-edge technology and significant investment in state-of-the-art equipment, including 8 brand-new linear accelerators (linacs). Located in a sought-after neighborhood surrounded by multi-million-dollar homes, this position offers a unique blend of career advancement and an exceptional quality of life. Memphis is known for its outstanding educational opportunities, safe communities, and top-tier public schools, making it the perfect place to live and thrive professionally.
Position Overview:
We are looking for a dedicated Medical Physicist to join our team. You will play a crucial role in developing techniques for standardizing and calibrating imaging and therapy equipment, managing treatment planning for special cases, and assisting staff with treatment plans, simulations, and device fabrication. Your focus will be on ensuring the accuracy and safety of treatment plans. In this role, you will consult with physicians, perform acceptance testing, commission new equipment, and maintain ongoing quality assurance to meet hospital, state, federal, and accrediting body standards.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate treatment planning and related procedures as needed. Oversee and implement quality control measures. Document and track all physics service activities. Contribute to performance improvement initiatives and radiation safety protocols. Cultivate a collaborative and positive work environment within the department. Achieve goals in an efficient and effective manner.
Qualifications:
Education:
Minimum of a Master’s degree in Medical Physics.
Experience:
DABR certification and at least 2 years of experience in a progressive cancer center or similar facility. Interested? For more information or to apply, contact Kevin Hennessey today at 770-776-2133, or send him a message through LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/kevin-hennessey-4a484b20 Join us at a transformative organization with incredible growth opportunities in Memphis! Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled
