OverviewTexas Oncology - Ft Worth is seeking a full-time, team-oriented
Medical Physicist (MS or PhD) to join our team.
Facilities and Equipment:
to join our regional group of 7 radiation oncology centers located in the greater Fort Worth region. The candidate will work in conjunction with our 9 board-certified physicists to support our clinics. The successful candidate should have a current ABR certification or be in the process of obtaining certification, be eligible for a Texas state license for medical physics and have working experience in a clinical environment.
Facilities and Equipment:
The Texas Oncology Fort Worth practices provide a full range of external beam radiation therapy procedures in addition to HDR brachytherapy. Equipment in use at these locations include 1 Truebeam STx, 2 Trubeam, 7 Varian 21 iX, GE CT-Sim, Simens PET/CTs, 4 Bravos HDR afterloaders, ARIA TPS, Eclipse, and BrachyVision. The successful candidate will join our team of 9 physicists, 9 dosimetrists, and 2 physics residents in providing a full range of clinical medical physics services in support of our 7 community-based clinics. All sites share a single database for ROIS, treatment planning (conventional and SRS), 2nd check program, SNC SunCheck, Radformation applications
Responsibilities Preferred Experience:- Eclipse, BrachyVision, and Element treatment planning systems
- HDR planning and treatment.
- ARIA ROIS
- SRS/SBRT procedures
- SGRT procedure
Qualifications The ideal candidate will have- CAMPEP Accredited Residency Program in Medical Physics
- Valid Texas Medical Board license or board eligible
- American Board of Radiology certification or board eligible
- Preferred two years of experience as a certified medical physicist
- Working knowledge of SRS, SBRT, and HDR
- Experience with Varian linear accelerators
- Experience with Eclipse/BrachyVision Planning system
- Experience with Element Planning system
- Strong organization and oral / written communication skills
