Medical Physicist - Oncology

Schedule: Full-time | 80 hours per pay period | Day Shift

Language: English

Department: Cancer Center

Salary Range: $159,360 - $265,599 USD (DOE; top of range aligned to significant experience) Lead the physics program behind high-quality, safe radiation therapy We're partnering with a respected healthcare organization in Oregon to hire a Medical Physicist (Oncology) for a full-time, day-shift position. This is an exciting opportunity for a physicist who wants meaningful ownership over equipment performance, quality systems, and patient safety—while collaborating closely with Radiation Oncology, therapy teams, and leadership. New grads with ~2 years of experience are strongly encouraged to apply.

What you'll do: In this role, you'll support safe, accurate radiation delivery and help maintain the department's technical excellence by: Operating and maintaining therapeutic equipment and supporting overall equipment performance Leading or supporting linear accelerator calibration, routine maintenance, and quality assurance (QA) Supporting treatment workflows, including daily linac treatments, daily QA, and treatment planning (including 3D and IMRT ) Participating in simulation and low-dose-rate (LDR) brachytherapy support, as applicable Serving as a key technical advisor to the Radiation Safety Officer ; preference for candidates who can also assume Radiation Safety Officer responsibilities (dual-role) What we're looking for Technical and professional strengths Strong clinical Radiation Oncology foundation and comfort with fast-moving clinical environments Demonstrated ability in linac calibration and QA activities Excellent written and verbal communication, organization, and prioritization skills Strong mathematical/computer background; confident with software tools and clinical interfaces Ability to work independently with minimal supervision while collaborating across departments Exercises strong judgment and critical thinking; maintains reliable attendance Required education & board certification Master's or PhD in Medical Physics or related field Board certification in Therapeutic Radiological Physics via ABR or certification through the American Board of Medical Physics (ABMP) in Radiation Oncology Physics

Experience Preferred: ~5 years as a staff medical physicist with demonstrated Radiation Oncology experience Also welcome: early-career candidates (including new grads with ~2 years experience) Maintains certification with ABR and/or ABMP (as applicable) Active membership in AAPM preferred/expected per client standards Physical/role requirements Extensive sitting with periodic standing/walking May lift up to 20 lbs Significant use of computer/phone/office equipment Adequate visual acuity; ability to grasp/handle objects Clear communication skills (reading, writing, speaking in person/by phone) May require occasional off-site travel Additional details Union affiliation: None Equal Opportunity Employer

Benefits: Medical insurance - choice of Premium, Basic, or High-Deductible plan (HDHP includes an HSA with a $167/month employer contribution), plus prescription coverage Open-access dental and vision plans

Retirement: 401(a) plan with 4% employer contribution plus up to an additional 2% employer match (position-dependent); 457 deferred-compensation and Roth options; 403(b) accounts Paid time off up to 25 days a year, plus sick leave, bereavement, and jury-duty pay Employer-paid basic life ($35,000) and AD&D ($35,000); short- and long-term disability Tuition reimbursement plus an employer-sponsored family scholarship program Flexible spending options including dependent/elder care 24/7 Teladoc telehealth, 24/7 on-site fitness center, Employee Assistance Program, and peer-support program