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Medical Physicist
Opportunity Criteria
Employment TypeFull Time
Salary Range
$173,680.00
to
$260,540.00
/ Year
*Pay range:* $173,680.00- $260,540.00 salary range, varies on experience
Radiation Oncology - Bend, Oregon - Relocation Assistance:
About St. Charles Health System:
St. Charles Health System is a leading healthcare provider in Central Oregon, offering a comprehensive range of services to meet the needs of our community. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. Our values of compassion, excellence, integrity, teamwork, and stewardship guide our work and shape our culture.
With sunny skies and beautiful mountain ranges close by, Central Oregon provides hiking, camping, skiing, rafting, biking, rock climbing, golfing and much more. visitcentraloregon.com
What We Offer:
* Competitive Salary
* Comprehensive benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision for you and your immediate family
* 403b with up to 6% match on Retirement Contributions
* Generous Earned Time Off
* Growth Opportunities within Healthcare
* Relocation Assistance: \*To qualify for the relocation assistance, candidates must have 1+ years of licensed experience. Candidates must not have been employed by St. Charles Health System in the last 6 months. Bonuses are available to external applicants only and are subject to all applicable tax withholdings. \*
Apply Now: Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals at St. Charles Health System and make a difference in the lives of our patients.
*DEPARTMENT SUMMARY:*The Cancer Center at St. Charles Health System (SCHS) is a comprehensive cancer center that provides holistic care to our patients. The cancer center provides chemotherapy, medical oncology, infusion services, radiation therapy, integrative medicine, nutrition, social work, survivorship, and other supportive care treatments. All of our staff support our patients in the various stages of their treatments.
*POSITION OVERVIEW:* TheMedical Physicist at St. Charles Health System plays a key role in supporting Cancer Services Radiation Therapy by providing expert scientific and technical services. This includes ensuring the safe, effective, and accurate delivery of radiation treatments as prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist, in line with AAPM, ASTRO, and ACR guidelines. The physicist is responsible for producing clear, thorough documentation and communication to support high-quality patient care.
This position maintains compliance with Oregon Health Authority and NRC regulations and participates in radiation safety initiatives within the Cancer Center and the broader St. Charles Health System. The physicist also engages in ongoing professional development to stay current with advancements in quality control practices, patient treatment techniques, and department management strategies.
The Radiation Therapy Department utilizes Elekta and Varian linear accelerators, along with support systems such as Mosaiq, ARIA, and Brainlab. Staffing is structured in accordance with ASTRO's "Safety is No Accident" guidelines to uphold the highest standards of patient care. While this position does not have direct managerial responsibilities, the physicist collaborates with the radiation therapy team to ensure optimal clinical outcomes and contributes to the continued excellence of the department.
*ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:*
Provides all medical physics services and related functions for Cancer Services.
Maintains the technical quality, calibration, and accuracy of radiation treatment equipment and hardware including but not limited to all linear accelerators, on-board imaging systems, CT simulators, HDR brachytherapy afterloaders, and all supporting quality-assurance equipment.
Maintains technical quality and accuracy of the Raystation treatment planning system, Mosaiq record and verify system, and associated computer systems/interfaces.
Makes recommendations for purchase or replacement of software and hardware systems as needed.
Participates in continuous-improvement initiatives.
Researches methods and techniques which enhance the precision of radiation treatments. Develops education plans and disseminates this information to caregivers.
Provides specific patient services such as special physics consultations, special dosimetry consultations, and computerized treatment planning as needed. Collects patient-specific TLD in-vivo dosimetry measurements as needed.
Reviews daily quality assurance metrics, performs weekly chart reviews per HCFA requirements, provides any needed patient-specific calculations, etc.
Provides deformable image and dose registrations to the Radiation Oncologist. Maintains technical accuracy and quality controls over the deformation systems (Raystation and MIM).
Supports departmental development initiatives such as participation in clinical trials, and student education opportunities.
Assists in patient-care procedures as requested by the Radiation Oncologists.
Submits timely and accurate physics charges. Maintains familiarity with job-relevant CMS guidance.
Provides appropriate oversight as custodian of radioactive materials in Radiation Oncology. This includes but is not limited to HDR Ir-192 sources and any QA sources.
Serves as a member of, or provide reports to, the Radiation Safety Committee as necessary.
Assists the hospital RSO as necessary.
Actively participates in modern quality assurance and quality improvement programs that conform to AAPM recommendations, Joint Commission requirements, and Oregon Health Authority and NRC regulations.
Participates in the drafting, development, revision, and maintenance of departmental policies, procedures, workflows, and Standard Work processes.
*EDUCATION:*
*Required:* Must possess a minimum of a Masters Degree in Medical Physics from an accredited program.
*LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRATION:*
*Required:* Member of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine and ABR board eligible. Must obtain certification within 5 years of eligibility.
*EXPERIENCE:*
*Required:* Two (2) years in a medical center as a Radiation Oncology Physicist or resident.
*PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:*
Must be able to wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required to perform the job safely.
*Schedule Weekly Hours:*
40
*Caregiver Type:*
Regular
*Shift:*
Variable (United States of America)
Is Exempt Position?
Yes
*Job Family:*
PHYSICIST
*Scheduled Days of the Week:*
Monday-Friday
*Shift Start& End Time:*
Varied
Work Location: In person
Radiation Oncology - Bend, Oregon - Relocation Assistance:
About St. Charles Health System:
St. Charles Health System is a leading healthcare provider in Central Oregon, offering a comprehensive range of services to meet the needs of our community. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate care to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay. Our values of compassion, excellence, integrity, teamwork, and stewardship guide our work and shape our culture.
With sunny skies and beautiful mountain ranges close by, Central Oregon provides hiking, camping, skiing, rafting, biking, rock climbing, golfing and much more. visitcentraloregon.com
What We Offer:
* Competitive Salary
* Comprehensive benefits including Medical, Dental, Vision for you and your immediate family
* 403b with up to 6% match on Retirement Contributions
* Generous Earned Time Off
* Growth Opportunities within Healthcare
* Relocation Assistance: \*To qualify for the relocation assistance, candidates must have 1+ years of licensed experience. Candidates must not have been employed by St. Charles Health System in the last 6 months. Bonuses are available to external applicants only and are subject to all applicable tax withholdings. \*
Apply Now: Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals at St. Charles Health System and make a difference in the lives of our patients.
*DEPARTMENT SUMMARY:*The Cancer Center at St. Charles Health System (SCHS) is a comprehensive cancer center that provides holistic care to our patients. The cancer center provides chemotherapy, medical oncology, infusion services, radiation therapy, integrative medicine, nutrition, social work, survivorship, and other supportive care treatments. All of our staff support our patients in the various stages of their treatments.
*POSITION OVERVIEW:* TheMedical Physicist at St. Charles Health System plays a key role in supporting Cancer Services Radiation Therapy by providing expert scientific and technical services. This includes ensuring the safe, effective, and accurate delivery of radiation treatments as prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist, in line with AAPM, ASTRO, and ACR guidelines. The physicist is responsible for producing clear, thorough documentation and communication to support high-quality patient care.
This position maintains compliance with Oregon Health Authority and NRC regulations and participates in radiation safety initiatives within the Cancer Center and the broader St. Charles Health System. The physicist also engages in ongoing professional development to stay current with advancements in quality control practices, patient treatment techniques, and department management strategies.
The Radiation Therapy Department utilizes Elekta and Varian linear accelerators, along with support systems such as Mosaiq, ARIA, and Brainlab. Staffing is structured in accordance with ASTRO's "Safety is No Accident" guidelines to uphold the highest standards of patient care. While this position does not have direct managerial responsibilities, the physicist collaborates with the radiation therapy team to ensure optimal clinical outcomes and contributes to the continued excellence of the department.
*ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES:*
Provides all medical physics services and related functions for Cancer Services.
Maintains the technical quality, calibration, and accuracy of radiation treatment equipment and hardware including but not limited to all linear accelerators, on-board imaging systems, CT simulators, HDR brachytherapy afterloaders, and all supporting quality-assurance equipment.
Maintains technical quality and accuracy of the Raystation treatment planning system, Mosaiq record and verify system, and associated computer systems/interfaces.
Makes recommendations for purchase or replacement of software and hardware systems as needed.
Participates in continuous-improvement initiatives.
Researches methods and techniques which enhance the precision of radiation treatments. Develops education plans and disseminates this information to caregivers.
Provides specific patient services such as special physics consultations, special dosimetry consultations, and computerized treatment planning as needed. Collects patient-specific TLD in-vivo dosimetry measurements as needed.
Reviews daily quality assurance metrics, performs weekly chart reviews per HCFA requirements, provides any needed patient-specific calculations, etc.
Provides deformable image and dose registrations to the Radiation Oncologist. Maintains technical accuracy and quality controls over the deformation systems (Raystation and MIM).
Supports departmental development initiatives such as participation in clinical trials, and student education opportunities.
Assists in patient-care procedures as requested by the Radiation Oncologists.
Submits timely and accurate physics charges. Maintains familiarity with job-relevant CMS guidance.
Provides appropriate oversight as custodian of radioactive materials in Radiation Oncology. This includes but is not limited to HDR Ir-192 sources and any QA sources.
Serves as a member of, or provide reports to, the Radiation Safety Committee as necessary.
Assists the hospital RSO as necessary.
Actively participates in modern quality assurance and quality improvement programs that conform to AAPM recommendations, Joint Commission requirements, and Oregon Health Authority and NRC regulations.
Participates in the drafting, development, revision, and maintenance of departmental policies, procedures, workflows, and Standard Work processes.
*EDUCATION:*
*Required:* Must possess a minimum of a Masters Degree in Medical Physics from an accredited program.
*LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION/REGISTRATION:*
*Required:* Member of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine and ABR board eligible. Must obtain certification within 5 years of eligibility.
*EXPERIENCE:*
*Required:* Two (2) years in a medical center as a Radiation Oncology Physicist or resident.
*PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT:*
Must be able to wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required to perform the job safely.
*Schedule Weekly Hours:*
40
*Caregiver Type:*
Regular
*Shift:*
Variable (United States of America)
Is Exempt Position?
Yes
*Job Family:*
PHYSICIST
*Scheduled Days of the Week:*
Monday-Friday
*Shift Start& End Time:*
Varied
Work Location: In person
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