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Hands-on development and implementation of client EHS programs, including: Biosafety, Chemical Safety, Radiation Safety, Hazard Communication, Emergency Preparedness, Additional OSHA specific safety programs as needed.
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Includes functioning as Acting Director of the Radiation Control Center and Radiation Safety Officer for Non-Human use in the Directors absence. Serves as Radiation Safety Officer on any of the following State of Florida License Numbers 1319-1, 1319-3, 76-13, 3908-1, 3908-2 and 3908-4.15% Establishes protocols for scanning of implanted devices based on MR safe, MR conditional.
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Observes safety precautions when handling patients during administration of radiation therapy treatment. Assists the Radiation Oncologist in preparing the patient for radiation therapy treatments.
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The essential responsibility of the Qualified Medical Dosimetrist (QMD) is to demonstrate an understanding of topics including, but not limited to cancer, radiation biology, radiation therapy techniques, radiation oncology physics, equipment technology, radiation safety and protection, anatomy, physiology, and mathematics to generate treatment plans.
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Knowledgeable in the areas of anatomy, physiology, clinical oncology, radiobiology, radiation physics, and radiation safety. - Design a treatment plan by means of computer and/or manual computation with optimal beam geometry to deliver a prescribed radiation dose and spare critical structures in accordance with the Radiation Oncologist's prescription.
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Has the education and expertise to generate radiation dose distributions and dose calculations in collaboration with the radiation oncologist. Serves onsite as a member of the Dosimetry team with knowledge of the overall characteristics and clinical relevance of the radiation oncology treatment machines and equipment.
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Laser safety officer or Radiation safety officer. - 5+ years experience as an industrial hygiene professional with aerospace R&D and/or complex manufacturing experience including chemical exposure, hearing conservation, laser safety, radiation safety, health physicals, and hazard communication.
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This position delivers exceptional patient care, ensures optimal patient safety and customer service while adhering to radiation safety standards and guidelines established by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology in Radiation Therapy.
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Maintain radiation safety for self, co-workers and patients in accordance with NRC guidelines. Develop and administer radiation therapy treatment plans under the direction of medical physicist and radiation oncologist.
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Essential Functions Functions as liaison between the System and State and Federal Agencies (NC Radiation Protection Section, NRC, EPA, OSHA, and JCAHO) for matters pertaining to radiation safety, radioactive materials and ionizing radiation.
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Practices radiation safety through appropriate use of radiation protection devices and adhering to radiation safety standards in order to protect patient, self and staff and to comply with regulatory agencies and requirements.
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Observes equipment for proper operation and reports any malfunctions to Leadership, Physicist and/or Radiation Safety Officer. Successfully deliver appropriate treatment as prescribed by Radiation Oncologist.
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Knowledge of all radiation oncology techniques, oncologic pathology, anatomy and physiology, treatment planning procedures and dosimetry. Particularly concerned with the principles of radiation protection for the patient, themselves, and others while performing these responsibilities accepts responsibility for administering a prescribed course of radiation therapy, providing the patient care during treatment, and maintaining treatment records.
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The Registered Nurse primary duty is to assist the Radiation Oncologist with patient care. You will complete nursing assessment and treatments prescribed by Radiation Oncologist, with appropriate documentation.
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Experience as a radiation oncology medical physicist, including clinical experience with linac calibrations and QC, treatment planning system QC and routine use, sealed isotope therapy and radiation safety, IMRT planning and delivery, computer systems quality control, and medical physics program documentation.
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