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Physicist-Radiation

Confidential Client•Healthcare
Entry LevelFull-timeOn-Site$42,183
Gainesville, Georgia
18 Hours Ago

The Physicist-Radiation provides essential medical physics support within radiation oncology, ensuring patient safety and treatment quality across adolescent to geriatric populations. Responsibilities include quality assurance testing, equipment calibration, treatment planning support, and compliance with regulatory standards to maintain high reliability and safety in clinical operations.

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Position Overview

Confidential client in the Healthcare & Nursing industry is seeking a Physicist‑Radiation (Level I / entry-level) to provide medical physics support to a radiation oncology program in Gainesville, GA. This role supports clinical treatment planning, quality assurance, equipment calibration and compliance with national and state physics protocols.


What You’ll Do

  • Provide medical physics support for radiation oncology patients (adolescent, adult, geriatric).
  • Perform and assist with treatment planning and clinical chart checks.
  • Support external beam applications using proper techniques and timely execution.
  • Assist with acceptance testing, commissioning, and yearly equipment calibrations.
  • Perform routine weekly/monthly quality assurance testing and machine integrity checks.
  • Help maintain policies, procedures and documentation in compliance with federal, state and accreditation standards.
  • Contribute to departmental goals; implement, measure and report progress on objectives (quarterly).
  • Provide accurate computer/manual calculations and patient‑specific data to the treatment team.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Master’s degree in Medical Physics, or a related degree (B.S. plus M.S. in Medical Physics or similar).
  • Completion of an accredited physics residency program.
  • Board eligible in medical physics (Level I Physicist / entry level).
  • Eligible to perform clinical duties in accordance with population‑specific guidelines.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Previous clinical residency experience in radiation oncology (if not required by entry level).
  • Experience with treatment planning systems, record & verify systems, and clinical QA workflows.
  • Familiarity with DNV/JCAHO requirements and state radiation safety regulations.

Knowledge, Skills & Tools

  • Computer programming skills (for scripting, data analysis, or automation).
  • Strong mathematical and analytical abilities.
  • Ability to read, write, reason, and communicate clearly with clinical teams.
  • Comfortable working with radiation, lead alloys and high‑voltage equipment while following safety protocols.

Physical Demands & Work Schedule

  • Work shift: 10‑hour morning/afternoon schedule (as required by department).
  • Weight lifted: up to 50 lbs (frequently 31–65% of time).
  • Weight carried: up to 20 lbs (frequently 31–65% of time).
  • Vision: moderate (frequently 31–65% of time).
  • Kneeling/stooping/bending: frequently (31–65% of time).
  • Standing/walking: constantly (66–100% of time).
  • Pushing/pulling: frequently (31–65% of time).
  • Exposure: radiation, lead alloys, high voltage, toxic gases, fluoride, hot water, radio frequency — follow all safety procedures. Hours may be extended to meet departmental needs.

Why Work Through Careertakes for This Role

  • Careertakes connects you to a confidential client in the Healthcare & Nursing sector while protecting employer details during early stages.
  • If selected, you will be employed directly by the confidential client and may gain access to additional matched opportunities via the Careertakes platform.
  • The role offers meaningful clinical responsibility within a supportive radiation oncology team and opportunities to develop QA and treatment planning expertise.

Equal Opportunity & Hiring Transparency

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