Pride Health
Medical Physicist – Radiation Oncology
Location:
Atlanta, GA
Schedule:
Full-Time | Exempt
Reports To:
Chief Medical Physicist
Base pay range Range to be discussed based on skills and experience. Talk with recruiter.
Overview A leading healthcare organization is seeking a qualified
Medical Physicist
to join its
Radiation Oncology Department . This position supports all aspects of therapeutic radiological physics, including quality assurance, radiation safety, treatment planning verification, and brachytherapy services. The ideal candidate will ensure all physics functions and operations comply with state and federal regulatory standards while collaborating closely with radiation oncologists, dosimetrists, and therapists to deliver the highest quality of patient care.
Key Responsibilities
Perform
quality assurance and control
on radiation oncology equipment (linear accelerators, HDR, CT simulators, and treatment planning systems).
Collaborate with physicians and dosimetrists to ensure
accurate and safe delivery
of prescribed radiation doses.
Conduct
weekly chart reviews
for all active radiation oncology patients and document findings.
Assist with
brachytherapy procedures
and dose calculations, including HDR and prostate seed implantations.
Participate in specialized treatment procedures such as
SRS, SBRT, TBI, and respiratory gating .
Support the department’s
Quality Improvement Program , reviewing maintenance, equipment downtime, and documentation accuracy.
Ensure compliance with
state and federal radiation safety regulations , maintaining all required documentation.
Monitor staff radiation exposure and provide education related to
radiation protection and safety .
Maintain strong communication and collaboration with the Chief Medical Physicist and Radiation Safety Officer.
Qualifications Required:
Master’s degree in
Medical Physics
or a related field.
ABR certification
(or eligibility) in Therapeutic Medical Physics.
Current
CPR certification .
Preferred:
Minimum of
3 years of clinical experience
in radiation oncology physics.
Prior experience in
HDR brachytherapy
and
prostate seed implantation .
Familiarity with
SRS/SBRT techniques
and treatment planning systems.
Proficiency in
radiation therapy physics ,
QA/QC protocols , and
dosimetry principles .
Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills in a multidisciplinary clinical setting.
Commitment to patient safety, ethical practice, and continuous improvement.
Working Conditions
Exposure to
radioactive materials
and
ionizing radiation
in compliance with safety standards.
May require occasional lifting of equipment (up to 50 lbs) and extended periods of standing or computer work.
Why Join Us This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a mission‑driven oncology program that prioritizes clinical excellence, innovation, and patient‑centered care. The selected candidate will play a key role in advancing safe and effective radiation therapy practices in a collaborative environment.
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Location:
Atlanta, GA
Schedule:
Full-Time | Exempt
Reports To:
Chief Medical Physicist
Base pay range Range to be discussed based on skills and experience. Talk with recruiter.
Overview A leading healthcare organization is seeking a qualified
Medical Physicist
to join its
Radiation Oncology Department . This position supports all aspects of therapeutic radiological physics, including quality assurance, radiation safety, treatment planning verification, and brachytherapy services. The ideal candidate will ensure all physics functions and operations comply with state and federal regulatory standards while collaborating closely with radiation oncologists, dosimetrists, and therapists to deliver the highest quality of patient care.
Key Responsibilities
Perform
quality assurance and control
on radiation oncology equipment (linear accelerators, HDR, CT simulators, and treatment planning systems).
Collaborate with physicians and dosimetrists to ensure
accurate and safe delivery
of prescribed radiation doses.
Conduct
weekly chart reviews
for all active radiation oncology patients and document findings.
Assist with
brachytherapy procedures
and dose calculations, including HDR and prostate seed implantations.
Participate in specialized treatment procedures such as
SRS, SBRT, TBI, and respiratory gating .
Support the department’s
Quality Improvement Program , reviewing maintenance, equipment downtime, and documentation accuracy.
Ensure compliance with
state and federal radiation safety regulations , maintaining all required documentation.
Monitor staff radiation exposure and provide education related to
radiation protection and safety .
Maintain strong communication and collaboration with the Chief Medical Physicist and Radiation Safety Officer.
Qualifications Required:
Master’s degree in
Medical Physics
or a related field.
ABR certification
(or eligibility) in Therapeutic Medical Physics.
Current
CPR certification .
Preferred:
Minimum of
3 years of clinical experience
in radiation oncology physics.
Prior experience in
HDR brachytherapy
and
prostate seed implantation .
Familiarity with
SRS/SBRT techniques
and treatment planning systems.
Proficiency in
radiation therapy physics ,
QA/QC protocols , and
dosimetry principles .
Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills in a multidisciplinary clinical setting.
Commitment to patient safety, ethical practice, and continuous improvement.
Working Conditions
Exposure to
radioactive materials
and
ionizing radiation
in compliance with safety standards.
May require occasional lifting of equipment (up to 50 lbs) and extended periods of standing or computer work.
Why Join Us This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a mission‑driven oncology program that prioritizes clinical excellence, innovation, and patient‑centered care. The selected candidate will play a key role in advancing safe and effective radiation therapy practices in a collaborative environment.
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