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Assistant Physicist - Healthcare Science Practitioner

London
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Assistant Physicist - Healthcare Science Practitioner

Are you a graduate who is interested in a career in medical physics? We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic, motivated and dynamic individual as an Assistant Physicist - Healthcare Science Practitioner.

This post provides an ideal starting point for someone wishing to pursue a career as a Healthcare Science Practitioner or who may wish to gain experience prior to applying for the Clinical Scientist training (STP) in Medical Physics. The post will involve practical work including assisting with; delivery of I-131 therapies, QA on radiotherapy units, planning and QA of external beam radiotherapy and brachytherapy. The department has excellent experience in education and training in medical physics, and hosts the London North Medical Physics Training Consortium.

The service has 4 Varian TrueBeam linacs, 2 Accuray Radixacts, a CT scanner, an Xstrahl unit and an Elekta Flexitron HDR brachytherapy unit. The department delivers stereotactic cranial radiotherapy (SRS) and SABR for a range of sites. Planning is carried out on Raystation, Eclipse, Elements (SRS) and Oncentra Brachy. You will participate in the roll out of projects being undertaken by the department, including AI for auto-contouring.

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The Radiation Physics & Radiobiology Department has close links with Imperial College.

Candidates are strongly encouraged to arrange an informal visit.

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist with the provision of technical and scientific support to all aspects of the work of the Radiation Physics Department
  • Assist with the measurement of radiation output from treatment machines such as high energy linear accelerators and high-activity radioactive sources used to produce therapeutic radiation beams.
  • Assist with quality assurance of treatment machines.
  • Assist with computerized treatment planning, for patients undergoing radiation therapy for cancer.
  • Assist with the delivery of the radioiodine service (I-131 service).
  • Assist with ongoing projects within the department such as SABR, SRS & IGRT, SGRT, AI auto contouring/planning and radiobiology.

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At Imperial College Healthcare you can achieve extraordinary things with extraordinary people, working with leading clinicians pushing boundaries in patient care.

Become part of a vibrant team living our values - expert, kind, collaborative and aspirational. You’ll get an experience like no other and will fast forward your career.

Benefits include career development, flexible working and wellbeing, staff recognition scheme. Make use of optional benefits including Cycle to Work, car lease schemes, season ticket loan or membership options for onsite leisure facilities.

We are committed to equal opportunities and improving the working lives of our staff and will consider applications to work flexibly, part time or job share. Please talk to us at interview.

Contact Information

For further details / informal visits contact:

  • Name: Andrew Johnstone
  • Job title: Radiotherapy Physicist
  • Email address: andrew.johnstone6@nhs.net
  • Telephone number: 020 331 11725

Craig Brisband

  • Email address: craig.brisband1@nhs.net
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Skills

Medical Physics
Radiotherapy
Quality Assurance
Computerized Treatment Planning
Radiation Measurement
Project Management
AI Auto-Contouring
Stereotactic Cranial Radiotherapy
Brachytherapy
Collaboration
Technical Support
Scientific Support
Education
Training
Radiobiology
External Beam Radiotherapy

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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