The Medical Physicist is responsible for preparing treatment plans and dose calculations for patients undergoing radiation treatment following local and international standards.

He / She develops, implements, and performs comprehensive quality control program for the center, its equipment, among others. He / She supervises the activities of radiologic technologists in handling radiopharmaceuticals.

Qualifications

• Graduate of BS Physics, Therapeutic Radiological Physics, Biophysics, Medical Physics, Health Physics, Physical Sciences or Engineering
• At least 200 hours of classroom training in Radiation Physics, Radiation Dosimetry, Radiation Protection, and Radiation Biology.
• With units or graduate of Master of Science in Medical Physics
• Ongoing Residency Program or Self-Directed Program
• Clinical and technical experience in Radiation Oncology, Nuclear Medicine, or Radiology is an advantage.