Medical Physicist

Spartanburg Regional Medical Center•Spartanburg, SC

36d•Onsite

About The Position

At Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System (SRHS), our mission is to deliver exceptional care that improves health and enhances the lives of the communities we serve. We are seeking a full-time, team-oriented Medical Physicist to join our Radiation Oncology department and help us provide advanced cancer treatment with precision, compassion, and innovation. SRHS operates two advanced radiation oncology clinics: Spartanburg Clinic - Located on the campus of Spartanburg Medical Center Pelham Clinic - Located on the campus of Pelham Medical Center in Greer Our team includes 5 radiation oncologists, 4 physicists, 4 medical dosimetrists, and 11 radiation therapists, caring for approximately 80-100 patients daily. The successful candidate will primarily support the Spartanburg clinic, with occasional cross-coverage at Pelham. Both sites share a unified Aria database, enabling remote support when needed. Staggered work hours promote consistent coverage and work-life balance. Clinical Services HDR brachytherapy for prostate and GYN VMAT, SRS, SBRT LDR GammaTile Rectal spacer procedures Technology and Equipment Spartanburg Clinic: 2 Varian TrueBeam linear accelerators Identify surface guidance system Elekta/Nucletron Flexitron HDR with Oncentra TPS Siemens Somatom CT simulator Pelham Clinic: Accuray CyberKnife M6 Varian TrueBeam Siemens Somatom Definition AS CT simulator Both clinics utilize Varian Aria, Eclipse, Velocity, RadCalc, and have licenses for RapidPlan, MCO, and Radformation automation tools. CyberKnife uses Precision TPS, and BrainLab Elements supports functional and benign conditions. SRHS is committed to continuous learning and innovation. We provide training on new technologies and encourage participation in quality improvement projects and clinical trials.

Requirements

Master's degree in Medical Physics from an accredited college or university
Graduate from a CAMPEP-accredited residency program
ABR board eligible
Strong organizational and communication skills

Nice To Haves

Master's degree or higher in Medical Physics
3 years of clinical experience after residency in a robust Radiation Oncology department
Substantial Varian TrueBeam experience
Previous Elekta/Nucletron HDR planning and treatment experience
Proficiency in Varian Aria R&V and Eclipse treatment planning
ABR or ABMP Certification

Responsibilities

Provide clinical physics support to Radiation Oncology, including oversight of treatment planning and technical aspects of therapy
Consult with Radiation Oncologists on special physics procedures and treatment setups
Ensure calibration and functionality of treatment systems per national standards and RTOG requirements
Assist with brachytherapy implants and HDR planning
Conduct weekly chart reviews and verify treatment delivery
Maintain operating procedures to ensure system reliability
Collaborate on equipment calibrations and QA per DHEC regulations
Support technology assessment, acquisition, and implementation
Participate in research protocols and credentialing for external trials
Provide clinical instruction to staff and support departmental quality initiatives