Medical Physicist, Radiation Physics

Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center-posted 6 days ago

Full-time • Mid Level

Onsite • Baton Rouge, LA

251-500 employees

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Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center is seeking an exceptional Radiation Physics Medical Physicist to join our nationally recognized medical physics program in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This is your opportunity to work in a thriving academic-clinical environment where cutting-edge technology, rigorous quality assurance, and world-class education converge. Join a team of 15 medical physicists, 5 medical physics residents, and 10 dosimetrists dedicated to excellence in patient care and professional development.

Consult with radiation oncologists, dosimetrists, and radiation therapists on treatment planning and clinical problem-solving
Perform comprehensive patient-specific dose calculations and treatment plan verification for all assigned patients
Conduct weekly quality assurance checks on dose calculations and treatment plans
Lead quality assurance programs for all radiation-producing equipment, performing routine calibrations, safety checks, and performance testing
Perform specialized dosimetry for advanced treatment techniques including IMRT/VMAT QA, brachytherapy, and in-vivo dosimetry
Ensure compliance with all radiation safety standards and regulatory requirements
Support cutting-edge clinical applications and special procedures
Participate in selection, evaluation, and acceptance testing of new radiation therapy equipment
Lead commissioning and implementation of new radiotherapy technologies
Develop and validate new clinical procedures for treatment planning and delivery
Provide clinical support for pilot programs before general clinical release
Stay at the forefront of radiotherapy physics with emerging technologies
Mentor and teach CAMPEP-accredited medical physics residents in the clinical physics program
Provide instruction to graduate students during clinical rotations
Contribute to curriculum development and course instruction
Demonstrate excellence as a clinical role model and trusted advisor
Pursue continuing education and maintain board certification
Share knowledge through in-services, journal club presentations, and training
Engage with national professional societies and organizations
Stay current with advances in radiation physics

Master's Degree (MS) in Therapeutic Radiological Physics from an AAPM/CAMPEP-accredited program
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Therapeutic Radiological Physics (ABR or ABMP)
Minimum 2 years of clinical experience in radiation physics
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English
Ability to function effectively in a collaborative team environment

Experience with diverse radiation therapy modalities (conventional, IMRT, VMAT, brachytherapy, SBRT)
Familiarity with advanced treatment planning systems and dose calculation algorithms
Experience mentoring residents or graduate students
Knowledge of radiation safety and regulatory compliance
Enthusiasm for teaching and professional development

Competitive Base Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience
Sign-On Bonus to facilitate your transition
Comprehensive Health Benefits (medical, dental, vision, life insurance)
Retirement Plans (401(k)) with employer matching
Continuing Education Support to fuel your professional growth
Professional Society Memberships and conference attendance support
Generous Paid Time Off (vacation, sick leave, holidays)
Wellness Programs and employee discounts
Access to world-class research facilities and resources
Opportunities for peer-reviewed publications
Adjunct faculty appointment at LSU (for qualified candidates)
Mentorship from experienced physics faculty and colleagues
Leadership opportunities in a growing program

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