What are the responsibilities and job description for the Clinical Physicist I position at beBee Careers?
About the Department
The Department of Radiation Oncology at UH-SCC/CWRU consists of 20 physicians, 20 physicists, 7 physician residents, 4 physics residents, 15 dosimetrists, and 40 therapists spread over nine facilities. System-wide we treat over 3,000 patients per year, and approximately 300 patients per day.
About the Role
The successful candidate will be responsible for routine clinical medical physics tasks such as acceptance and commissioning, quality assurance, direct patient care, radiation safety, and treatment planning support. Additionally, they will participate in all routine clinical medical physics tasks and contribute to teaching didactic courses for physician residents, mentoring physics residents, dosimetry students, and guiding trainees as multiple educational programs are under development.
Qualifications
- Masters degree required
- 0-3 years of experience
- ABR Board eligible; Part I required
- Demonstrate effective organization, written, and oral communication skills
- Experience with one or two specialty treatments such as MR-linac, proton therapy, brachytherapy, or Gamma Knife preferred but not required
- Interest in research and teaching is preferred but not required
