Director of Medical Physicist & Quality Assurance

Description

Live Where Others Vacation. Work Where You Matter.
Join our dedicated team at Anchorage Radiation Oncology Center (AROC) located in Anchorage, Alaska—where others dream of vacationing, and you can enjoy the perfect balance of a rewarding career and an adventurous lifestyle. Aurora Integrated Oncology Foundation (AIOF) is seeking a service-oriented, compassionate, and friendly Medical Physicist to join our exceptional, close-knit team. Here, you’ll be more than just a staff member, you’ll be a vital part of a collaborative group that values strong relationships, patient-centered care, and mutual support.

Working in our small team environment means you will enjoy greater autonomy, meaningful interactions, and the opportunity to directly influence the patient’s experience. You will have the time and space to connect with colleagues and patients alike, contributing to a warm, respectful, and mission-driven workplace.

Anchorage itself offers unparalleled access to outdoor activities year-round, from hiking, fishing, and kayaking in the summer to world-class skiing and snowboarding in the winter. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, wildlife, and natural beauty, it's easy to maintain a healthy, active lifestyle. Combine this with our center’s commitment to work-life balance, and you’ll find the time to enjoy everything Alaska has to offer—without sacrificing your professional growth or purpose.

What You’ll Do

We are looking for a Medical Physicist to play a critical role in delivering life-saving cancer treatment while making a meaningful impact on patients and the community. You will work with Varian TrueBeam to deliver treatments (VMAT, SBRT, SRS/SRT, 3DCRT, and electrons), Eclipse and ARIA for TPS and EMR and a suite of physics efficiency tools from MIM, Radformation, and ImageOwl.

An array of SNC equipment is utilized to assist with QA, including the DQA3 device, ArcCheck, SRSMapCheck, 1DTank, and IC Profiler. In addition, an IBA Blue Phantom 2 scanning tank with a variety of chambers and electrometers.

 Key Responsibilities

• Utilizing treatment planning systems, developing quality treatments plans.
• Ensure equipment is safe, effective, and working to manufacturers and to standards recognized by AAPM or other organizations.
• Monitor & develop new safety procedures.
• Consult with physician colleagues to solve challenges.
• Monitor the development of emerging new treatment options.
• Oversee the RO-ILs program.
• Develop and implement policies, procedures, protocols, and standards.
• Maintain contacts with external organizations, including government departments, professional societies, and non-profit organizations.

Requirements

Ideal Candidate Profile

At AROC, we live our values in every interaction, bringing empathy, excellence, and integrity to everything we do. 

• Master’s, Ph.D., or DMP degree in medical physics
• Certification by the American Board of Radiology or American Board of Medical Physicists
• 2 years or more of clinical experience as a Medical Physicist 

Why Join Us?

• Small Team, Big Impact: You won’t be just a number here. You’ll be part of a collaborative, professional team that values every voice.
• Work-Life Balance: Enjoy predictable hours and paid time off so you can explore the best of Alaska—from world-class skiing and fishing to vibrant city life.
• Competitive salary tailored to your experience and educational background.
• Relocation Support: We offer generous assistance to help make your move to Anchorage seamless.
• Professional Development: Access continuing education and development opportunities while working with experienced, compassionate professionals.
• Comprehensive Benefits: Robust medical, dental, and vision coverage, plus holiday pay and more.

Apply Today

If you're passionate about delivering high-quality care, working with a supportive team that values your expertise and invests in your future — we’d love to hear from you!