Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist
Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist in Southeastern North Carolina: Step into a high-energy, fun, and purpose-driven cancer care role where leading-edge tech, teamwork, and quality outcomes accelerate your impact.
The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will join a mission-driven, patient-first culture with measurable quality results, recent positive media momentum, and an innovation-forward mindset featuring AI-assisted planning, streamlined EHR tools, and advanced imaging—backed by award-winning workplace practices, robust onboarding, conference support, mentorship, research access, and clear advancement pathways that make the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist position a career catalyst.
Within Radiation Oncology, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will practice alongside modern linear accelerators, 4D-CT, VMAT, IGRT, SRS/SBRT, and HDR capabilities at a hospital recognized as CMS 4-Star for quality performance, a Leapfrog “A” for patient safety, Joint Commission accredited, an Advanced Primary Stroke Center, a Commission on Cancer–accredited oncology program, and part of a stable nonprofit rural health system with strong community roots.
Reporting to the Director of Radiation Oncology and collaborating with the Chief Physicist and Radiation Oncologists, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will lead daily QA (TG-142), calibration (TG-51), commissioning, SRS/SBRT patient-specific QA, HDR verification, plan checks and chart reviews, image registration oversight, radiation safety support, and accreditation readiness. The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist is supported by friendly oncology nurses and a diverse team of therapists, dosimetrists, pharmacists, social workers, PT/OT, case managers, and palliative care experts devoted to seamless, evidence-based care.
Located in Southeastern North Carolina, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will enjoy coastal getaways, year-round outdoor recreation, concerts and festivals, a growing job market, strong schools and higher education access, short commutes, regional airport connectivity, vibrant cuisine, inclusive communities, parks and greenways, and a balanced cost of living—making the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist role ideal for professionals seeking quality, opportunity, and lifestyle.
The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will receive competitive compensation and comprehensive health coverage. Connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today to learn more and launch the next chapter of your Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist career đź“©.
The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will join a mission-driven, patient-first culture with measurable quality results, recent positive media momentum, and an innovation-forward mindset featuring AI-assisted planning, streamlined EHR tools, and advanced imaging—backed by award-winning workplace practices, robust onboarding, conference support, mentorship, research access, and clear advancement pathways that make the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist position a career catalyst.
Within Radiation Oncology, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will practice alongside modern linear accelerators, 4D-CT, VMAT, IGRT, SRS/SBRT, and HDR capabilities at a hospital recognized as CMS 4-Star for quality performance, a Leapfrog “A” for patient safety, Joint Commission accredited, an Advanced Primary Stroke Center, a Commission on Cancer–accredited oncology program, and part of a stable nonprofit rural health system with strong community roots.
Reporting to the Director of Radiation Oncology and collaborating with the Chief Physicist and Radiation Oncologists, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will lead daily QA (TG-142), calibration (TG-51), commissioning, SRS/SBRT patient-specific QA, HDR verification, plan checks and chart reviews, image registration oversight, radiation safety support, and accreditation readiness. The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist is supported by friendly oncology nurses and a diverse team of therapists, dosimetrists, pharmacists, social workers, PT/OT, case managers, and palliative care experts devoted to seamless, evidence-based care.
Located in Southeastern North Carolina, the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will enjoy coastal getaways, year-round outdoor recreation, concerts and festivals, a growing job market, strong schools and higher education access, short commutes, regional airport connectivity, vibrant cuisine, inclusive communities, parks and greenways, and a balanced cost of living—making the Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist role ideal for professionals seeking quality, opportunity, and lifestyle.
The Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist will receive competitive compensation and comprehensive health coverage. Connect with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today to learn more and launch the next chapter of your Hospital Radiation Therapy Physicist career đź“©.