Trinity Health·Nampa, Idaho
The Medical Physicist ensures the accuracy of radiation measurements and equipment calibration across oncology programs. They also oversee brachytherapy procedures and contribute to administrative functions like NRC documentation and policy reviews.
Employment type: Part time
Sign-on and relocation allowance available Benefits starting date of hire Competitive salary Opportunity for a Part Time Position
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Our Medical Physicist ensures accuracy of all radiation measurements in all radiation oncology programs provided by or affiliated with Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center (SARMC) through periodic checks and records maintenance.
Participates in ongoing meetings and chart reviews for department procedural accuracy.
Oversees brachytherapy procedures for safety, accuracy, and record maintenance.
Assures accurate commissioning of radiation equipment and calibration.
Contributes to administrative functions such as NRC documentation, Radiation Safety Committee, and department policies & procedures review.
Experience in a Varian treatment environment.
Preferred experience with external beam treatment planning including SRS, SBRT, IMRT, and 3DCRT Preferred experience with brachytherapy treatment planning Preferred experience with Sun Nuclear quality assurance devices.
Preferred experience with 4D CT and gated radiation therapy and Vision RT/OSMS.
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Candidates must hold a Master's degree in medical physics or current American Board of Radiology certification. At least one year of experience in a cancer treatment setting is required, along with progress toward full board certification.
Market context
In Idaho, part-time medical physicist openings are typically driven by cancer treatment programs that need specialized physics support while balancing staffing coverage. These roles are competitive because employers often look for a master’s degree in medical physics or current ABR certification, at least one year in a cancer treatment setting, and progress toward full board certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your certification path and recent clinical experience before applying.