Medical Physicist

About the role

The Medical Physicist is responsible for preparing treatment plans and performing dose calculations for patients undergoing radiation therapy, ensuring compliance with both local and international standards. The role also includes overseeing quality assurance programs and supervising radiologic technologists in the handling of radiopharmaceuticals.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare treatment plans and perform dose calculations for radiation therapy patients.
• Develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive quality‑control program for radiotherapy equipment.
• Supervise radiologic technologists in the safe handling and administration of radiopharmaceuticals.
• Ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations and conduct regular audits.

Required profile

• Graduate degree in Physics, Medical Physics, Health Physics, Biophysics, Therapeutic Radiological Physics, Physical Sciences or Engineering.
• At least 200 hours of classroom training covering Radiation Physics, Radiation Dosimetry, Radiation Protection and Radiation Biology.
• Master’s degree in Medical Physics or equivalent preferred.
• Participation in an ongoing residency or self‑directed training program.
• Clinical or technical experience in Radiation Oncology, Nuclear Medicine or Radiology is an advantage.

Required skills

• Radiation Physics
• Radiation Dosimetry
• Radiation Protection
• Radiation Biology