Sr. Medical Physicist (Commissioning)

Siemens Healthineers

3d•$176,900 - $243,232•Hybrid

About The Position

AOS is seeking a Sr. Commissioning Physicist professional that works independently with the commissioning team under the supervision of the Senior Manager on assigned duties while ensuring high quality service through customer experience, on-site operations, follows procedure, performance of practice standards. Implements and abides by customer service standards. Supports and demonstrates family-centered care principles when interacting with customers and with co-workers.

Requirements

MS or PhD in Medical Physics, or closely related field.
10 Years of Clinical Medical Physics experience.
ABR or ABMP Board certification in Therapeutical Medical Physics
Position must have full access to Siemens Healthineers' client sites to perform the essential functions of this position.
Many clients require Siemens Healthineers employees and representatives to meet certain Vendor Credentialing requirements before they will be allowed to have access to their sites.
Unless prohibited by law, position must meet all Vendor Credentialing requirements necessary to have full client access and must continue to meet those requirements during the course of employment in this position.
These requirements vary by client and may include, but are not limited to: Proof of valid identification (photo, driver's license, SSN) Criminal background checks Drug screens Immunizations (COVID-19, Hep B, MMR, Varicella, Influenza, Tetanus) Annual TB testing Healthcare training.
A successful candidate must be able to work with controlled technology in accordance with US export control law.

Responsibilities

The Senior Commissioning Physicist will independently be responsible for data collection, beam model configuration, beam model validation and report writing for linear accelerator and treatment planning system commissioning.
This responsibility requires fluency in the operation of the linear accelerator, scanning and other measuring devices, treatment planning system and record and verify system.
The Senior Commissioning Physics will be the leader on each commissioning job and will be responsible for the completion of the scope of work to the satisfaction of all parties.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist will be responsible for project planning, preparation and follow-up for the commissioning jobs to which they are assigned.
This includes communication with customers as well as installation and field service teams.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist will customize the report and analysis templates and remotely access the customer’s treatment planning system to perform preliminary configuration if the functionality is available.
Upon completion of the onsite work, the Senior Commissioning Physicist will compile the commissioning report and submit to the customer, and help the customer navigate the content.
In addition, the Senior Commissioning Physicist will use their clinical expertise to participate in various aspects of process and software tool improvement to continuously enhance the quality of the commissioning service, as well as research and development projects as directed by the Senior Director and Senior Managers of Commissioning.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist will participate in the creation and critical review of, as well as adherence to, procedure manuals.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist will maintain literacy and expertise by staying current with the latest developments in research and practice guidelines in the field of commissioning.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist may be assigned by the Senior Director or Senior Managers of Commissioning to assist other teams for specific tasks (annual QA, technology adoption consulting) as the commissioning schedule permits.
The Senior Commissioning Physicist will supervise the training of Medical Physics Residents when they are assigned to shadow a commissioning job.
Approximately 65% of the job duties will be at various customer sites to which the Senior Commissioning Physicist will be required to travel, as the commissioning schedule requires.