Medical Physicist

Palo Verde Hematology Oncology, Ltd. dba Palo Verde Cancer Specialists has full time Medical Physicist position in Scottsdale, Arizona. 

Duties: Under direction of the radiation oncologist and lead medical physicist, the medical physicist is responsible to provide the most optimal radiation therapy treatments to patients. Specific duties: Apply knowledge of physics to the development and use of medical radiation treatments, devices, and technologies; Work closely with oncologists, radiologists, and healthcare professionals to develop tailored treatment plans; Ensure equipment is operating correctly for optimal dose distribution and radiation accuracy tailored to patients' clinical requirements; Conduct dose calculations and verification for all treatment plans to ensure patient safety and efficacy, with patient specific review before, during, and after treatment; Oversee radiation safety protocols, monitoring and minimizing radiation exposure to staff, patients, and the public; Oversee the scientific and technical aspects of all procedures; Perform and document monthly and annual QA tests on all radiation therapy machines to ensure compliance with AAPM and industry regulatory standards and optimal machine performance; Lead QA protocols for CT scanners, HDR units, CyberKnife, and advanced radiotherapy equipment; Inspect equipment, structures, or materials to identify the cause of errors or other problems or defects; Maintain detailed records of machine performance, calibration, and maintenance activities; Participate in radiation safety measures and assist implementation of new technology and/or equipment; Collaborate and communicate with other staff members as needed; Serve as point of contact with external entities, including equipment manufacturers and regulatory bodies, to ensure equipment compliance and operational efficacy; Act as a patient advocate while providing privacy and confidentiality. 

Master's degree (or foreign equivalent) in Physics, Medical Physics, or closely related field. Completion of 2-year (24 month) accredited Radiation Oncology Physics Residency Program.

Email resume to [email protected], Include Job Code PVMP-EW with resume.