LEAD RADIATION THERAPIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS
LEAD RADIATION THERAPIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS – BWH RADIATION ONCOLOGYResponsibilities: POSITION SUMMARY: The Lead Radiation Therapist is a professional therapist who shares in the management of a specific care area, accepting responsibility and authority in collaboration with the Chief Therapist. Lead Therapists will assume responsibility for specific activities related to maintaining the overall quality control of treatments and the orientation, education and supervision of senior and staff therapists in the Department of Radiation Oncology. Specific responsibilities include development of unit Read more […]
DOSIMETRIST / 20 HOURS / DAYS
DOSIMETRIST / 20 HOURS / DAYS – BWH RADIATION ONCOLOGYResponsibilities: General summary: Medical dosimetrists are trained to work as team members in managing cancer patients going through radiation treatments. They are trained in all areas of basic medical physics with special emphasis in treatment planning. The primary role is to understand and integrate the clinical information specified by the radiation oncologist for each patient. They then utilize departmental resources to design optimal treatment strategies and to ensure that such treatments are properly delivered. They work closely with Read more […]
CLINICAL PHYSICIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS
CLINICAL PHYSICIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS – BWH RADIATION ONCOLOGYResponsibilities: I. Job summary Radiation oncology clinical physicists are professionals primarily engaged in the evaluation, planning, delivery and optimization of radiation treatments. A primary responsibility is the accurate determination and specification of the radiation dosage for each treatment. The treatment planning functions include consultation with the clinician to design treatment plans, the preparation of the technical details for the deliveries, the correct implementation of the treatment plan, and the quality assurance Read more […]
DOSIMETRIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS
DOSIMETRIST / 40 HOURS / DAYS – BWH RADIATION ONCOLOGYResponsibilities: General summary: Medical dosimetrists are trained to work as team members in managing cancer patients going through radiation treatments. They are trained in all areas of basic medical physics with special emphasis in treatment planning. The primary role is to understand and integrate the clinical information specified by the radiation oncologist for each patient. They then utilize departmental resources to design optimal treatment strategies and to ensure that such treatments are properly delivered. They work closely with Read more […]