Radiation Physicist FT Days

Job Description

Up to 10K Sign On Bonus for Eligible Candidates

Princeton Baptist Medical Center:

Located in Birmingham, this hospital is equipped with 505 beds and serves 53,000 people for primary and emergency care. Princeton is accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer, and is committed to contributing to the future of health care through its clinical research and medical residency program. Princeton offers fast, life-saving response times for patients with chest pain or stroke symptoms; cardiology, including structural heart and valve care; orthopedics, including rehabilitation; psychiatric care; a comprehensive sleep center; and a Comprehensive Bariatrics Center, providing surgical and non-surgical weight-loss procedures.

SUMMARY

Responsible for the quality assurance of the radiation producing apparatus in the department, and treatment records of the patients in the department and verification and/or validation of the treatment plans. Ensures quality assurance of the brachytherapy program. Participates in the educational programs and research programs within the department.

Required: Masters Degree in medical physics, physics, or a closely allied field.

Required: The physicist will have completed a program which included clinical responsibilities in radiation oncology physics.

Required: If the physicist is not certified in Therapeutic Radiological Physics by the American Board of Radiology or equivalent, the physicist will begin the certification process as soon as possible

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Responsibilities

Responsible for the quality assurance of the radiation producing apparatus in the department, and treatment records of the patients in the department and verification and/or validation of the treatment plans. Ensures quality assurance of the brachytherapy program. Participates in the educational programs and research programs within the department.

Qualifications

Education:
Required: Master's degree in medical physics, physics, or a closely allied field.
Experience:
Required: The physicist will have completed a program which included clinical responsibilities in radiation oncology physics.
Certifications:
Required: If the physicist is not certified in Therapeutic Radiological Physics by the American Board of Radiology or equivalent, the physicist will begin the certification process as soon as possible.
Physical Demands:
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