The Medical Physicist is responsible for ensuring the safe and accurate delivery of therapeutic ionizing radiation in collaboration with radiation oncologists and staff. They maintain compliance with federal, state, and regulatory requirements such as IEMA, NRC, JCAHO, and ACR, while developing and monitoring clinical quality indicators and treatment guidelines. Key duties include performing QA on radiation equipment, overseeing treatment planning, participating in safety and regulatory tasks, and supporting brachytherapy, SRS, and SBRT procedures. Qualifications required are certification as a Certified Specialist in Therapeutic Radiology Physics (ABR), licensure as a Radiologic Technologist in Radiation Therapy (IEMA), and a Master’s Degree in Physics or related field. The role involves developing policies, maintaining equipment, supervising staff, and assisting in treatment planning and patient care. Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of radiation safety are essential. Partial remote work may be considered within driving distance. Benefits include competitive pay, sign-on and relocation bonuses, and comprehensive health packages.