Dosimetrist - Part Time
4010 Radiation Oncology
Schedule: Day Shift. 24 hours weekly. Remote. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
The dosimetrist is responsible for providing medical dosimetry services for Radiation Oncology. The dosimetrist performs all required dosimetry duties including treatment planning, calculations, chart checks, and the record/verify information system. The dosimetrist works closely with the radiation oncologists, physicists, the radiation therapy supervisor, and radiation therapists.
· Follows radiation safety policies and guidelines.
· Takes responsibility for personal radiation safety and exposure monitoring.
· Appropriately uses radiation protection devices.
· Follows safety policies and precautions for Cerrobend alloy.
· Follows hot lab safety and security requirements.
· Demonstrates understanding of Code Red responsibilities.
· Follows infection control policies and procedures.
· Demonstrates awareness of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and their significance.
· Follows Radiation Oncology and Radiology Department safety policies and procedures.
· Operates equipment in a safe manner to prevent injuries to personnel and patients.
· Competently operates treatment planning system.
· Competently operates Record/Verify Information System.
· Competently performs calculations and documentation.
· Ensures that proper procedures are followed for the receipt, storage, and handling of radioactive materials for brachytherapy and implants.
· Adheres to Quality Management Program (QMP).
· Follows Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) requirements.
This list of duties and responsibilities is not intended to be all-inclusive and can be expanded to include other duties or responsibilities that management deems necessary.

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