Medical Physicist

Medical Physicist
Location: Boise, Idaho (Onsite)
Work Type: Contract (90 Days)
Schedule: 3 Days / Week (12-Hour Shifts)
Hours: 36 Hours per Week
Experience Required: Minimum 2+ Years

Shift Details
• Day Shift: 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
• Schedule: Monday - Friday (as assigned)
• 36 Hours per Week
The Medical Physicist is responsible for providing expert support in radiation oncology, ensuring the safe and effective use of radiation for diagnosis and treatment. This role involves treatment planning, quality assurance, and collaboration with physicians and oncology teams to deliver optimal patient care.
The physicist plays a critical role in maintaining radiation safety standards, analyzing imaging data, and supporting advanced oncology technologies.
Key Responsibilities
Patient Care & Treatment Planning
• Plan and evaluate radiation treatment procedures
• Analyze imaging and diagnostic data to support clinical decisions
• Explain treatment plans and procedures to patients
Radiation Safety & Quality Assurance
• Ensure safe operation of radiation equipment
• Provide guidance on radiation protection and compliance
• Manage radiotherapy quality assurance programs
Clinical & Technical Support
• Support oncology teams with imaging and treatment technologies
• Develop or evaluate equipment used for diagnosis and treatment
• Ensure adherence to clinical and regulatory standards
Training & Research
• Train healthcare and technical staff on radiation practices
• Participate in research and continuous improvement initiatives
• Support education and knowledge sharing within the team
Must-Have Qualifications
• Certification by ABR (American Board of Radiology)
• Minimum 2+ years of experience as Medical Physicist
• Strong experience in radiation oncology and treatment planning
• Knowledge of radiation safety protocols
• Experience with oncology systems and imaging
Preferred Qualifications
• Experience with EPIC, ARIA RadOnc, SHARE DRIVE CTC-RadOnc
• Experience in hospital-based oncology departments
• Strong analytical and technical expertise
Core Competencies
• Analytical thinking and problem-solving
• Strong technical and clinical expertise
• Attention to detail
• Communication and collaboration
• Patient-centered approach
Work Environment
• Oncology / Radiation Department
• Hospital-based acute care setting
• Day shift schedule
Additional Requirements
• Must be open to contract/travel assignment
• Must be available for day shifts
• Must be open to onsite work in Boise, ID
Recruiter Submission Template -

Full Name:
Degree / Certification with Institution and Completion Year:
ABR Certification (Yes/No):
Years of Experience as Medical Physicist:
Does the candidate have experience in radiation oncology?
Does the candidate have experience with treatment planning?
Does the candidate have experience with radiation safety protocols?
Experience with EPIC / ARIA RadOnc / CTC-RadOnc (if any):
Is the candidate comfortable working day shifts?
Is the candidate open to a contract/travel role?
Motivation / Reason for interest in this position:
Motivation / Reason for relocation (if applicable):
Contact Number:
Email ID:
LinkedIn Profile URL:
Full Address (City, State):
Notice Period / Availability:
Current Work Authorization Status:
Expected Hourly Rate on W2:
Are you ready to relocate on your own expenses and work onsite in Boise, ID for the duration of the contract?