Medical Physicist — Oncology Coos Bay, Oregon | Full-time days | Permanent direct hire

Salary:

$159,360-$265,599 per year, based on experience.

Schedule:

80 hours every two weeks. Help lead the physics work behind safe, accurate radiation therapy. Work closely with radiation oncology and therapy teams on treatment quality, equipment performance and patient safety. Your work Perform linear accelerator calibration, equipment quality assurance and technical support. Support treatment planning, including 3D and IMRT workflows, simulation and brachytherapy as applicable. Advise on radiation safety and help maintain clinical quality systems. Collaborate across departments while managing priorities independently. Qualifications Master's or PhD in Medical Physics or a related field. Current ABR certification in Therapeutic Radiological Physics or ABMP certification in Radiation Oncology Physics. Strong clinical radiation-oncology, linac calibration and quality-assurance knowledge. Approximately five years of staff medical-physics experience is preferred. Early-career applicants with relevant experience are welcome if they meet the required board-certification qualifications. Strong communication, analytical and organizational skills. Ability to assume Radiation Safety Officer responsibilities is preferred. Benefits Medical, dental and vision coverage; paid time off and sick leave; retirement programs with employer contributions and matching subject to plan eligibility; employer-paid life and disability coverage; tuition assistance; and employee well-being programs. Apply with your resume and preferred location or schedule. Talent Staffing and Recruiting is managing this search for a confidential hiring organization. This is a permanent, direct-hire position with that organization. There is no fee to candidates. Qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to legally protected characteristics.

Pay:

$159,360.00 - $265,599.00 per year

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance Application Question(s): What is your graduate degree field and your current medical-physics board certification/specialty? Briefly describe your clinical radiation-oncology, linac calibration and quality-assurance experience.

Education:

Master's (Required)

License/Certification:

ABR (Therapeutic) or ABMP (Radiation Oncology Physics) (Required) Ability to

Commute:

Coos Bay, OR 97420 (Required)

Work Location:

In person