CLINICAL PHYSICIST II

The Clinical Physicist I performs activities to assure the safe and effective delivery of radiation therapy as prescribed by
Radiation Oncology physicians. Clinical Physicist I will work under the supervision of licensed medical physicists and at
the direction of the Director of Clinical Physics.

Minimum education required:

Bachelors degree in Medical Physics or a related discipline

Minimum experience:

1 year preferred

Certification: Physicist in training required

Level 2 physicist- Masters degree and FL License in Medical
or Therapeutic Radiological Physics and three years in a radiation therapy department working in dosimetry and/or physics. Experience with external beam and brachytherapy clinical radiation applications. Knowledge of treatment planning equipment, radiation measuring equipment, calibration procedures, linear accelerator operation, brachytherapy and national protocols.

Job duties:

• Dosimetry Planning and Quality Assurance
• Provide technical support to the dosimetry team. Physicist may also be required to generate dosimetry plans for specialty procedures and as a backup for dosimetrists. Perform quality assurance on completed plans ensuring they are accurate and meet planning objectives specified by the physician.
• Troubleshoot daily issues on the accelerators. Contact service engineer when appropriate and provide support during and after accelerator maintenance.