Medical Physicist (SIGN-ON BONUS AVAILABLE)

Ackerman Cancer Center•Jacksonville, FL

3h•Onsite

About The Position

Ackerman Cancer Center, the pioneering leader in cancer treatment, is seeking a dedicated and skilled Medical Physicist to join our team. With the distinction of being the only physician-owned proton center in the world, we are committed to providing innovative and patient-centric care. At Ackerman Cancer Center, we believe in a work-life balance, ensuring your personal and professional fulfillment (CLOSED 6 MAJOR HOLIDAYS). Additionally, we are delighted to offer a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental and vision coverage, as well as voluntary benefits, a 401k retirement plan, tuition reimbursement and generous paid time off (PTO).

Requirements

Active Florida License in Therapeutic Radiological Physicist
Basic Life Support
A minimum of a Master of Science in Medical Physics
ABR certification, or equivalent, in Therapeutic Radiological Physics. Candidates with certification in-progress may be considered
Minimum 2 years experience in a radiation oncology facility
Exposure to Electronic Medical Records (EMR’s)
Design and fabrication of treatment aids and surface plaques
Strong communication skills – both orally and in writing
Detailed Oriented
Organization and prioritization
Ability to multi task
Computer coding (Python, SQL etc.)

Responsibilities

Ensures the Linear accelerators and Proton accelerator are functioning safely and maintain calibration
Responsible for patient-specific QA, physics checks of treatment plans and weekly chart reviews during radiation treatment courses
Provides technical and clinical support to the dosimetry and therapy teams as needed
Responsible for all radioactive materials – all materials are licensed correctly, received, utilized, documented and returned according to safe radiation practices
Works with the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) towards maintaining a safe and license compliant radiation facility, and helps the RSO keep legal records for the State of Florida
Consults, as requested by physician, in areas of patient treatment modality, accumulation of biologically effective dose from historical treatments, and technology implementation for special cases.
Performs research and development projects under the direction and/or guidance of the Chief Medical Physicist
Provides didactic and clinical training to staff and students