Physicist

Location: Richmond, VA | Schedule: Full-Time | Shift: Days — No Weekends | Status: Permanent This is a rare opportunity to join one of Central Virginia's most celebrated and innovative acute care institutions as a Medical Physicist — a facility that has been pioneering healthcare for over a century and continues to lead the region with first-in-class technology and groundbreaking clinical programs. As a Medical Physicist you will contribute to a program that includes Central Virginia's first Neuroscience and Gamma Knife Center, Focused Ultrasound for essential tremors — the first of its kind for HCA Healthcare in the United States — and a comprehensive cancer care program that is transforming patient outcomes across Greater Richmond and the Tri-Cities area. This is your opportunity to bring your expertise to a team that is genuinely at the forefront of medical physics innovation.

What You'll Do: As a Medical Physicist you will provide clinical physics support for radiation oncology and neuroscience programs, apply your Gamma Knife expertise to support one of Central Virginia's most advanced neuroscience programs, collaborate with radiation oncologists, neurosurgeons, and interdisciplinary clinical teams to ensure safe and precise delivery of radiation treatments, perform quality assurance, dosimetry, treatment planning, and equipment calibration in accordance with regulatory and accreditation standards, contribute to the development and implementation of physics protocols and safety procedures, and support clinical research and innovation initiatives within the radiation oncology and neuroscience programs. What's In It For YouCompensation: $150,340 — $187,928 — $224,125 based on years of experience Full-time permanent position Days only — no weekends Comprehensive benefits package Access to cutting-edge technology including Gamma Knife and Focused Ultrasound First-in-Richmond Neuroscience and Gamma Knife CenterFirst-in-the-US Focused Ultrasound for essential tremors290+ bed leading acute care facility serving Greater Richmond and the Tri-CitiesWhat You'll NeedMaster's Degree — required Gamma Knife experience — required Board eligible or board certified — required 2+ years of clinical or acute care experience — required Residency candidates will be considered