Medical Dosimetrist

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Benefits may vary based upon position type and/or level. Job Summary The Medical Dosimetrist II, part of the radiation oncology team, creates radiation dose distributions and calculations with the Medical Physicist and Radiation Oncologist for cancer treatment. Essential Functions of the Role Studies patients' medical histories. Reviews and verifies the physician's treatment plan and prescription. Checks treatment technique, volume, critical organs, dose, precautions, and orders or notes. Designs treatment plans using computer or manual computation. Establishes a technique that delivers the prescribed radiation dose while protecting healthy organs. Communicates plans to the Radiation Oncologist for approval and to the Radiation Therapist for implementation. Works with radiation therapists to implement patient treatment plans. This includes applying immobilization devices, beam modification devices, approved field arrangements, and other treatment variables. Creates and maintains records of treatment plans and outcomes. Monitors and records radiation treatments. Ensures treatment records are properly completed with patient identification and appropriate data. Ensures proper functioning of all radiation oncology equipment. Establishes equipment setting for each procedure. Plans and produces molds, casts and other immobilization devices for accurate treatment delivery. Oversees radiation safety protocols and ensures compliance with regulatory agencies/programs. Contributes to clinical research for developing and implementing new cancer treatment techniques, program goals, and continuous process improvement. Fulfills, and provides proof of, continuing education, licensure, and/or certifications required to remain qualified for this role. Key Success Factors Knowledge of the technical aspects of radiation oncology and medical physics to derive accurate and timely computerized treatment plans. Able to generate radiation dose distributions and calculations with consideration for dose-limiting structures. Able to interpret and execute treatment plans as defined in relevant treatment protocols. Excellent mathematical skills including algebra, trigonometry and introductory calculus. Skill in the use of computers and medical dosimetry equipment; able to perform quality assurance of radiation oncology equipment. Able to visualize objects in three-dimensional concepts to facilitate the treatment planning process. Knowledge of radiation safety and current rules and regulations of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. May contribute to clinical research for developing new cancer treatment techniques, program goals, and continuous process improvement. Able to interact positively with patients as needed. Basic knowledge of billing and coding. Able to take call, if required. Belonging Statement We believe that all people should feel welcomed, valued and supported.

QUALIFICATIONS EDUCATION

- Grad of an Accredited Program

EXPERIENCE - 3

Years of Experience

CERTIFICATION/LICENSE/REGISTRATION

Cert Medical Dosimetrist (CMD): Certified by Medical Dosimetry Certification Board as a Medical Dosimetrist.