Major responsibilities:

• Gain proficiency with all data acquisition systems required for Linac commissioning.
• Assist and perform water phantom setup and measurements for on-site data collection.
• Gain proficiency in all aspects of Varian HyperArc treatment planning and delivery.
• Provide on-site support to HyperArc customers and support clinical consultancy for HyperArc implementation.
• Gain proficiency with different QA dosimetry tools and verification devices to collect and analyze data
• Gain proficiency in TPS beam modelling (primarily Eclipse TPS).
• Prepare commissioning and validation reports for HyperArc validation services, Linac commissioning reports and other AOS services, as necessary.
• Provide on-site and/or remote physics support to customer sites relating to the above services.
• May be required to provide annual quality assurance measurements to support AOS customers.
• Provide MPE expertise to customers as required for specific projects and compliance with local regulations.
• Support AOS process improvement initiatives, including documentation, working procedures and software development.
• Other duties as assigned by the Director of Clinical Services for EMEA
• Effective communication skills are an essential for the role.
• The position will require travel within your region (~50% of the time).

Education / Experience:

Educational requirements: MSc. or Ph.D. degree in Medical Physics or a closely related field is required in addition to state registration (or equivalent) as a qualified Clinical Medical Physicist (Medical Physics Expert or equivalent).

Number of years related experience: A minimum of five years of experience working as a Clinical Medical Physicist in radiation oncology at a mid to senior level is required. Experience gained during training is not considered.