Radiation Oncology Physicist or Associate Radiation Oncology Physicist

Well(1 year ago)

GeorgiaOnsiteFull TimeMedior$70,559 - $96,195 (estimated)Radiation Oncology

About this role

A Radiation Oncology Physicist role at Wellstar supports the Radiation Oncology service line by applying advanced medical physics expertise to ensure safe, compliant delivery of radiation therapy and imaging services. The position requires graduate-level training in medical physics and clinical preparation to operate within an integrated health system focused on patient safety and quality.

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Required Skills

Radiation Safety
Equipment Calibration
Quality Control
Treatment Planning
Brachytherapy Management
Radiation Protection
Imaging Equipment
Personnel Education

Qualifications

MS in Medical Physics
PhD in Medical Physics
CAMPEP Residency
ABR Certification (Medical Physicist ABR)

About Well

wellstar.org

Wellstar Health System is the largest and most integrated healthcare system in Georgia, operating hospitals, affiliated medical groups, urgent care centers and tailored health plans across the state. It offers comprehensive care in virtually all medical specialties — including primary care, heart care, cancer treatment, neurological services and women's health — through inpatient, outpatient and virtual channels. Nationally and locally recognized for high-quality, patient-centered care and exceptional caregivers, Wellstar emphasizes coordinated, accessible services and easy ways to find and schedule care.

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