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Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute
Physicist-Non Certified
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What they do
A Physicist studies the physical properties of the natural world and fundamental principles governing space, time, energy and matter. Conducts scientific research and test theories. Works in specialized areas ranging from the study of atomic and sub-atomic particles to the study of the universe.
$125,768 / year median in Oklahoma
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute (OCSRI) invites you to join a powerful team of cancer experts who invest in the health and well-being of patients through their course of treatment and beyond. The successful candidate will pursue advanced and innovative treatments in a team setting. Such treatments achieve the goal of offering care customized to each patient's needs. OCSRI ensures that world class care is close to home as the largest cancer care provider in the Northeastern Oklahoma region. OCSRI's main campus is located in Tulsa, OK, with 1 satellite clinic in a town surrounding Tulsa. All OCSRI facilities use CMS Monaco for treatment planning, Mosaiq's R&V system and Elekta linacs to deliver treatment; each site can sim patients and is attached to a full medical oncology suite. The main campus offers additional treatment options including nuclear medicine, a full imaging suite, an HDR suite and Precision treatment planning for Tomotherapy. 5 linear accelerators are housed at the main campus, including 2 Tomotherapy units, 3 Elekta units (1 Infinity, 2 Versa HD (SRS/SBRT capable)) and a dedicated HDR suite utilizing Flexitron and Oncentra planning. The successful applicant will join a team consisting of 4 radiation oncologists, 7 dosimetrists, 3 physicists, 1 medical physics assistant and 22 therapists. The department adopts new technology readily and listens to great ideas no matter what their origin. If you want to work where your efforts make a difference in how patients receive treatment, OCSRI is the place for you. Experience with technology in our clinics, while helpful, is not explicitly required. The team at OCSRI can train any qualified physicist to utilize all software and equipment.