Medical Physicist (Board Eligible welcome)

Cancer Center in Lubbock, TX in search of a medical physicist.  

-2 Truebeams

-Aria Eclipse R&V TPS

-Elekta Flexitron HDR (mostly Tandem and rings and occasional cylinder), ~25 patients a year

-15-25 Patients on treatment (combined for both machines)

-4-5 sims per week

Qualifications:

-Ideal candidates will be DABR and have proficiency in HDR, SBRT/SRS, some planning experience is helpful, but not required. Board Eligible candidates considered but must be on a TX RAM license. 

-Good communication skills and promptness

-Can commute to Lubbock if living nearby in TX, but need at lest 3.5 days a week on-site coverage. This should appeal to work-life balance and flexibility to work a day remotely.

-Must have TX MedPhys license or ability to get one upon hire.

Currently, more than 295,999 people call Lubbock home. But in 1890 when two towns, Old Lubbock and Monterey, joined forces and established Lubbock after Tom S. Lubbock, just 50 citizens inhabited the city.

Lubbock was built on a thriving farming industry and made great strides in the cotton industry as well. Today, Lubbock continues to produce two to three million bales of cotton per year, but is known as much more than a farming city.

Lubbock comes from the humble beginnings of tall grasses and roaming buffalo when it was first discovered by the infamous Spanish explorer, Coronado. On his search for the City of Gold, he first named the land where Lubbock now sits the Llano Estacado. Lubbock was officially named a city in 1902, which was the same year the first train from Plainview entered the town. Twenty-one years later in 1923, Lubbock citizens fought to win the bid to establish Texas Technological College now Texas Tech University.

Today, Texas Tech University brings the energy of a young college town into the friendly city of Lubbock. As a member of the Big XII Conference, the school provides ample opportunities to watch great teams compete in football, basketball, volleyball and more.

Aside from being the home of Texas Tech University, Lubbock is famous for the musical acts that hail from the city like Buddy Holly or Waylon Jennings, fine dining, museums, a rich art and culture scene but also for its friendly, hospitable atmosphere. A visit to Lubbock provides all the conveniences and excitement of a city, but with charm of a close-knit town and the neighborly affection of an old friend.

Why Choose Rad Onc Solutions, LLC?

-We have agreements with some of the countrys largest cancer care providers.

-We will identify what you are looking for and where you dream to be, then put you in front of the people that matter.

-No more applying for opportunities and waiting for months to hear whether you have been accepted or not.

-Our team has over 40 years of combined Clinical Radiation Oncology experience, we understand the dynamics within the clinic and how to create a perfect match.

-Our main goal is Patient care. Period. Whether you are a Therapist, Dosimetrist, Physicist, or Physician, you will have one point of contact who is heavily invested in your success.