Dosimetrist I/II - Radiation Oncology
About The Position
The Dosimetrist in Radiation Oncology performs CT simulation and treatment planning using three-dimensional computer-assisted techniques. Under the guidance of a staff physicist, the role includes general patient dosimetry, hand calculations for external beam therapy, and dose calculations for irregularly shaped fields. The team uses software including Aria, Eclipse, and AutoContouring/ClearCheck, as well as Varian Truebeam v.4.1 hardware. The position is based in Upland. Full-time staff may choose to work hybrid or onsite; the department highly prefers onsite presence when possible. Candidates relocating from outside the area must be willing to relocate to the local Upland area.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree or graduation from a 12-month Medical Dosimetry program. CMD certification with 24 months of experience following certification may substitute for the minimum education requirements.
- Experience as required for board eligibility.
- MDCB certification or eligibility; must achieve MDCB certification within two years.
Responsibilities
- Independently assess the dosimetry and physics requirements needed to fulfill the physician’s prescription.
- Recommend treatment strategies to the physician.
- Perform 2-D, 3-D, and IMRT treatment planning.
- Digitize and import all beam-shaping blocks at the completion of the simulation process.
- Contour normal tissues according to physician instructions.
- Perform CT simulation and treatment planning using three-dimensional computer-assisted techniques.
- Conduct general patient dosimetry, including hand calculations for external beam therapy and dose calculations for irregularly shaped fields.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
