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Medical Radiation Physicist
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$191,200 - $247,390 a year
Full-time
- Description: Job Summary:Responsible for ensuring the provision of high-quality diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy treatments to patients in an environment that meets established standards for radiation safety for staff, physicians, patients and the general public and in a manner that meets the service expectations of each of these groups.
- Develops and implements quality assurance and evaluation programs for applicable diagnostic imaging and/or radiation therapy equipment that ensure high quality images and radiation treatments and that meet regulatory requirements.
- Services specific to Radiation Oncology:Performing calibration of all radiation therapy equipment, and Linear Accelerator commissioning.
- Note: Due to Kaiser internal policies and/or regulatory requirements, non-certified individuals cannot be permitted to perform certain tasks and/or produce reports independently without the oversight by and the cosigning of a certified physicist.
- Radiation Oncology Medical Physicist:Minimum five (5) years of post-graduate clinical experience in radiation oncology (masters degree)Minimum two (2) years of post-graduate experience in radiation oncology (PhD)Experience in designing, implementing and monitoring Radiation Therapy quality assurance programs to ensure both patient safety and high-quality treatment delivery.
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