Faculty Position, Department of Radiation Oncology - Medical Physicist
Core
Faculty medical physicist for pediatric radiation oncology research and treatment planning, specializing in proton therapy and toxicity modeling.
Role type
Senior academic medical physicist (faculty)
Builds
Innovative treatment targeting, treatment planning, delivery, and toxicity modeling for pediatric cancer patients
Domain
Pediatric oncology / Proton therapy / Medical Physics
Required skills
Medical physics PhD, Radiation oncology physics certification (ABR/ABMP/CCP), Academic productivity, Collaborative research
Preferred skills
Proton therapy expertise, Translational research experience
Technologies
Synchrotron, Gantry treatment rooms, Image-guided linear accelerator, Spectral CT, PET/CT, MRI systems
Responsibilities
Conduct translational research in pediatric radiation therapy, Develop innovative approaches to treatment targeting and planning, Collaborate with pediatric radiation oncologists and research teams, Utilize advanced imaging and proton therapy facilities
Seniority
Senior, hands-on IC with academic mentorship
