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Remote Medical Physicist

Remote:

Full Remote

Contract:

Part time

Work from:

United States

Offer summary

Qualifications:

Minimum 20 years of clinical experience in advanced radiotherapy, PhD in Brachytherapy, External Beam Therapy and Radiopharmaceutical therapy with board certification in Therapeutic Medical Physics, Experience in working with Patient Safety Organizations (PSO), Wide knowledge on incident analysis, error reporting, and regulatory requirements for radiation safety during cancer treatments.

Key responsabilities:

Review and analyze reported incidents through web-based platforms
Provide guidance and support to reporters for incident analysis and corrective action planning
Share lessons learned from incidents in regularly scheduled meetings and newsletters
Maintain communication with various stakeholders like service chiefs, medical physicists, and ROS

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Job description

Job title: Remote Medical Physicist
Schedule: 20 hours a week.
Qualifications:

20 years minimum clinical experience in state-of-the-art radiotherapy.
Possession of a PhD specializing in Brachytherapy, External Beam Therapy (3DCRT, IMRT, SBRT, SRS), and Radiopharmaceutical therapy.
Board certification in Therapeutic Medical Physics.
Proven track record working with Patient Safety Organizations (PSO) of AHRQ.
Demonstrated expertise in analyzing radiotherapy incidents, conducting root cause analysis, failure mode and effect analysis, and fault tree analysis.
Proficiency in radiotherapy error reporting taxonomy.
In-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements for safe radiation used in cancer treatments.

Duties:

Web-based review of each reported incident, on-line communication with the reporter to get supplemental information to complete incident analysis and create a patient safety work product (PSWP) that includes the corrective action plan for the submitter.
Participate in regularly scheduled calls with the service chiefs, medical physicists, radiation therapists/dosimetrists to provide a report on lessons-learnt from the reported incidents since the preceding call.
Generate quarterly newsletter highlighting lessons-learnt from reported incidents. In addition, prepare a quarterly report on RIRAS for the National Radiation Safety Committee (NRSC) of VA
Regularly communicate with ROS to address their questions regarding RIRAS. Set up regular virtual office hour (1hour/week) for end-users.