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$130к-271к/год
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TL;DR
Instructor (Medical Physics): Coordinating clinical radiation therapy physics operations and supporting safe, high-quality cancer treatments with an accent on quality management, treatment planning, and operational improvement. Focus on implementing radiation safety and quality assurance programs, commissioning treatment technologies, teaching clinical trainees, and conducting radiation oncology research and development.
Location: Boston and Weymouth, Massachusetts, US; remote listed, with hybrid attendance of 2–3 days onsite per week
Salary: $130,000–$271,000 per year
Company
hirify.global provides cancer research, patient care, education, and public health programs in collaboration with Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals.
What you will do
Monitor and coordinate day-to-day clinical radiation therapy physics activities across Boston and Weymouth.
Design and implement operational processes, strategic initiatives, SOPs, mentorship structures, and continuous improvement programs.
Coordinate physics support for radiation treatments, including simulations, image processing, treatment planning, treatment delivery, dose specifications, and patient safety decisions.
Lead or support the acquisition, installation, commissioning, maintenance, and clinical release of treatment machines and planning systems, including ARIA buildout.
Teach residents, fellows, students, and junior physics staff while conducting independent radiation oncology research and development.
Requirements
PhD in Medical Physics or a directly related field such as Physics, Engineering, or Biophysics, obtained within the last 7 years.
At least 3 years of clinical experience in radiation oncology physics after completing the terminal PhD in Medical Physics.
American Board of Radiology certification or ABR eligibility is required.
Ability to work with radiation oncologists, engineers, physics staff, dosimetrists, clinical committees, and operational leaders.
Ability to support radiation safety, national and state regulations, quality management, treatment planning, dosimetry, and clinical technology implementation.
Culture & Benefits
Inclusive, diverse, and equitable environment focused on compassionate patient care and reducing the burden of cancer.
Faculty appointment at Harvard Medical School is subject to HMS Dean approval.
Participation in clinical committees, faculty search committees, and physics quality assurance and quality improvement activities.
Employment is full time, with the listed hybrid requirement of 2–3 onsite days per week.
Equal opportunity employment and pay transparency practices apply.
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