Join Stormont Vail Health's team of dedicated professionals! We offer a competitive compensation package to attract you and a supportive culture that inspires you to stay. Here, you’ll be empowered to pursue excellence confidently every step of the way.
Salary based on experience : $176,500 - $264,750
Benefits : Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Long-Term / Short-Term Disability, 403B Match, Career Advancement / Education Assistance Program, and Employee Assistance Program.
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Education / Experience :
- Master’s or Doctoral degree (preferred) in physics, biophysics, radiological physics, or health physics.
- Have completed one year of full-time training in therapeutic radiological physics.
- Have completed one year of full-time work experience under the supervision of a Radiation Therapy Physicist at a medical institution.
License / Certification / Registration :
Be certified by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) in Therapeutic radiological physics or Roentgen-ray and gamma-ray physics or X-ray and radium physics or Radiological physicsBe certified by the American Board of Medical Physics (ABMP) in Radiation Oncology Physics; orCertified by the Canadian College of Medical of PhysicsRegistered with Kansas Department of Health & Environment as a provider of radiation services in the area of calibration and compliance surveys of external beam radiation therapy units prior to employment start date.If board eligible, must complete board certification within three years of employment.Essential Duties and Responsibilities :
Review patient charts, including initial treatment plans, new chart review, on treatment chart review, and end of treatment chart for completeness and accuracy.Acceptance, commissioning and calibration of therapeutic radiation delivery systems, accessories, and computerized treatment – planning systems.Supervise arrangements for proper maintenance of the equipment and work with the manufacturer to facilitate repairs.Evaluate all equipment used in department for continued utility, appropriateness, reliable performance, and condition, making recommendations on a practical life span, obsolescence, and replacement.Maintain instrument calibration.Research and implementation of new procedures and technology.Determine the need for, specify the requirements of, and have access to dosimetry and treatment planning equipment.Design, implementation and maintenance of a thorough quality management program.Act as a resource for dosimetrists and radiation therapists and together with the Radiation Oncologist, supervise departmental treatment planning activities.Provide physics technical advice, support and training, as needed to all radiation staff.Oversee compliance with state and federal regulations and accepted technical standards related to radiation oncology and general radiation safety.Oversee accreditation compliance of radiation oncology through American College of Radiology.Act as a resource for accreditation efforts of cancer program.Maintain policies and procedures related to radiation therapy.4610
Salary : $176,500 - $264,750
