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Oncology - Radiation Physician. Job in Findlay Gr8Jobs
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Source Medical, LLC.
Findlay, OH (In Person)
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Opening for Senior Radiation Oncology Medical Physicist in Findlay, OHLocated in Findlay, OH45 minutes to Toledo, OHOpportunity SummaryFull TimePermanentHybridPractice hours Mon-Fri, 8:00am-4:30pmFull-time Sr. Physicist on-site 3 days/week with 2 days remote (40 hours)Part-time physicist working on-site 2 days/week (when FT physicist is remote) plus additional half-day remote if needed (up to 20 hours)Coverage for others' sick and vacation time
Working in radiotherapy physics, the physicist will be responsible for the precision and accuracy of treatments using advanced computer calculations to develop individual patient treatment plans.
The physicist will use images of the cancer to outline target volume. In addition, the physicist will ensure equipment is safe, effective, and working properly, and will maintain it at high quality standards, while performing QA and troubleshooting. The physicist will study how radiation affects the body, researching new treatment options and developing new safety procedures.
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The senior radiation oncology physicist develops and uses medical radiation treatment, devices, and technologies. Their responsibilities include planning radiation treatments, ensuring patients receive the correct dose, and directly participating in a patient's diagnosis and treatment.Working in radiotherapy physics, the physicist will be responsible for the precision and accuracy of treatments using advanced computer calculations to develop individual patient treatment plans.
The physicist will use images of the cancer to outline target volume. In addition, the physicist will ensure equipment is safe, effective, and working properly, and will maintain it at high quality standards, while performing QA and troubleshooting. The physicist will study how radiation affects the body, researching new treatment options and developing new safety procedures.