FAQs
What is the work schedule for the Medical Physicist position?
The work schedule is Monday-Friday with rotating shift assignments that may involve start times as early as 6:00 AM and end times as late as 12:00 AM.
Are there any holiday or weekend hours required for this position?
No, there are no holiday or weekend hours required for this position.
What educational qualifications are required to apply for the Medical Physicist role?
A graduate degree in medical physics and successful completion of a post-degree residency in medical physics are required.
Is experience in a radiation oncology facility preferred for this role?
Yes, 1+ years of experience in a radiation oncology facility is preferred.
What types of therapies does Ackerman Cancer Center specialize in?
Ackerman Cancer Center specializes in advanced radiation oncology therapies for all types of cancer.
Will I need to maintain records related to radioactive materials?
Yes, you will be responsible for ensuring that radioactive material records are maintained according to legal requirements.
What benefits are offered to Medical Physicists at Ackerman Cancer Center?
The benefits package includes medical, dental, and vision coverage, voluntary benefits, a 401k retirement plan, tuition reimbursement, and generous paid time off (PTO).
Is knowledge of specific equipment required for this position?
Yes, knowledge of Elekta equipment and experience with proton radiation therapy are preferred.
Will I need to conduct weekly chart reviews during the radiation treatment course?
Yes, conducting weekly chart reviews during the radiation treatment course is part of the essential job functions.
What type of communication skills are necessary for this role?
Strong oral and written communication skills are required for the Medical Physicist position.