Sign On Bonus - $7500 to eligible candidates. Relocation Bonus - $3000 to eligible candidates. Schedule: Mon - Friday 8 am - 4:30 pm. Demonstrates the acquisition of knowledge and skills required to perform duties independently as a qualified Medical Physicist. Collaborates with the program faculty and Committee to assess overall performance and readiness for certification. Other duties as assigned. Performs clinical training activities under the supervision of a qualified medical physicist, including monthly, daily, and annual QA, machine commissioning, treatment planning, dosimetry, and chart checking. Follows a clinical rotation training schedule as detailed in the residency program handbook. Attends departmental meetings and clinical seminars as part of the residency program. Undergoes evaluations after each clinical rotation by the rotation mentor and residency program faculty. Completes competencies, submits reports, and passes an oral exam as part of the evaluation process. Receives feedback and recommendations from faculty based on performance in each rotation topic. Maintains attendance records and achieves a satisfactory oral exam score. Utilizes imaging technology and ensures radiation safety in all clinical activities. Participates in specialized procedures. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Effective communication skills Must be able to read, write and speak conversational English Advance computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office Knowledge of radiation oncology electronics and other medical devices. Education: Doctorate [Required] Master's [Required]Field of Study: of Science or PhD from a CAMPEP accredited medical physics graduate program Required. Work Experience: N/ A - Additional Information: N/ A - Licenses and Certifications: N/ A - Physical Requirements: (Please click the link below to view work requirements)Physical Requirements - vvwrzem. Pay Range:$44,825.02 - $83,366.71