Medical Physicist

Medical Physicist (Contract)
Location: Boise, ID 83706 - Onsite
Contract Type: 3+ Months Contractor


Department: Oncology Administration
Shift timings: 07:00-19:00 Monday to Friday
Per Week: 36 Hours
Experience with EPIC, ARIA RadOnc, SHARE DRIVE CTC-RadOnc preferred. Certification by ABR.
Seeking an experienced Medical Physicist to support the Oncology Administration department. This role ensures the safe, effective delivery of radiation therapy, supports treatment planning, maintains radiotherapy quality assurance programs, and provides technical guidance to clinical teams.
The Medical Physicist will work in a high-paced environment and collaborate closely with physicians, therapists, dosimetrists, and clinical staff to maintain exceptional standards of radiation safety, compliance, and patient care.
Key Responsibilities

Clinical & Technical Duties

• Plan, verify, and ensure accurate delivery of patient radiation treatments.
• Analyze diagnostic images, simulation data, and treatment plans for clinical accuracy.
• Provide expertise on nuclear imaging and radiation processes.
• Develop, evaluate, or procure radiation-related medical equipment.
• Oversee and manage radiotherapy quality assurance (QA) programs.
• Ensure compliance with all safety regulations and ABR standards.
• Support new technology implementation and system upgrades.

Patient & Staff Support

• Work directly with patients to explain treatment plans and safety procedures.
• Provide radiation protection guidance to physicians, clinicians, and technical staff.
• Train, mentor, and update staff on physics-related protocols and advancements.

Operational, Education & Research

• Perform routine QA on treatment machines and imaging systems.
• Support clinical research, audits, chart reviews, and improvement initiatives.
• Participate in teaching, documentation, and educational programs.

Required Experience & Skills

• ABR Certification (American Board of Radiology) - Required
• Experience with the following systems:
  • EPIC
  • ARIA RadOnc
  • SHARE DRIVE CTC-RadOnc
• Strong knowledge of radiation therapy physics, treatment planning systems, and QA equipment.
• Excellent analytical ability for data interpretation and plan optimization.
• Strong communication and collaboration skills across interdisciplinary teams.

Preferred Qualifications

• 3-5+ years of experience as a Clinical Medical Physicist in Radiation Oncology.
• Experience in fast-paced oncology or academic medical centers.
• Familiarity with advanced treatment technologies such as:
  • IMRT , VMAT , SBRT , SRS , IGRT

Recruiter Submission Template -
Full Name:
Highest Degree (MS/PhD in Medical Physics, Physics, or Related Field - University & Year):
ABR Certified? (Yes/No - Certification Number & Expiry):
Total Years of Medical Physics Experience:
Total Years of Radiation Oncology Experience:
Experience with Treatment Planning (Yes/No - IMRT/VMAT/SBRT/SRS - Details):
Experience Performing Radiation Safety & QA Programs (Yes/No - Details):
Experience with EPIC (Yes/No - Details):
Experience with ARIA RadOnc (Yes/No - Details):
Experience with SHARE DRIVE CTC-RadOnc (Yes/No - Details):
Industry Experience (Hospital / Academic / Cancer Center / Health System):
Reason for Interest in the Role:
Reason for Relocation (if applicable):
Contact Number:
Email ID:
LinkedIn Profile:
Full Address (City, State, ZIP):
Notice Period (Weeks):
Current Work Authorization (US Citizen / GC / H1B / Other - Specify):
Expected Hourly Rate:
Is it W2 / C2C? If C2C, Corporation Name:
Interview Availability:
Onsite Availability for work Monday-Friday 07:00 AM - 07:00 PM Schedule (Yes/No):
Are you ready to relocate on your own expenses and work onsite at Boise, ID / Commute? (Yes/No - Details):