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The Department of Radiation Oncology at Virginia Commonwealth University is looking to hire a board-eligible or board-certified full-time clinical faculty Radiation Oncologist with an interest in multi-specialty Oncology. The individual hired into this position will serve at the direction of the Department Chair, primarily as a lead coverage physician in all of our community clinics located throughout both urban and rural central Virginia servicing our community population by providing consultative and external beam radiotherapy treatment services.

The Department of Radiation Oncology at Virginia Commonwealth University is looking to hire a board-eligible or board-certified full-time clinical faculty Radiation Oncologist with an interest in multi-specialty Oncology with specific interest and experience in adolescent and pediatric services. The individual hired into this position will serve as one of our primary clinical Radiation Oncologists for our downtown Richmond, VA facilities, primarily servicing our inpatient population by providing consultative and external beam radiotherapy treatment services and being responsible for quality of care within this population. Additionally, this position will serve as a key lead in the continued development of adolescent and pediatric services, including a survivorship clinic.

The Department of Radiation Oncology at OU Health Sciences Center and OU Health seeks applications to join our medical physics team. The ideal candidate will have a PhD and/or MS degree, eager to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration, and passionate about advancing clinical care through the application of innovative technologies. A strong interest in emerging medical technologies, a commitment to continuous learning, and a dedication to improving patient outcomes through cutting-edge research and practice are essential attributes for success in this role.

We have four Linacs that include an Radixact, Edge, Ethos (2025) and TrueBeam linear accelerators, a MEVION S250I Hyperscan proton machine, and a Gamma Knife ICON. We also have an Elekta/Nucletron for HDR brachytherapy (switching to Varian/Bravos in 2025). We use Eclipse, RayStation, Gamma Plan, Oncentra and Brachy Vision treatment planning systems. University of Oklahoma/OU Health is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

We are looking for a motivated individual to oversee the financial, administrative, and academic aspects of the Duke Medical Physics Graduate Program. This leading program includes about 60 students (30 MS and 30 PhD) and 60 faculty members across multiple schools. The role requires strong people management skills to engage with a diverse graduate student and faculty community. The position reports to the Program Director and collaborates closely with the Associate Director and Director of Graduate Studies.

Additional information can be found at the following link:
https://careers.duke.edu/job/Durham-ADMINISTRATIVE-PROGRAM-DIRECTOR-NC-27710/1199344200/

The Department of Radiation Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is seeking applications for its Proton Therapy Clinical Fellowship. The fellow in this one-year program will receive comprehensive training in all aspects of proton radiation therapy. The fellow will gain extensive clinical experience in treating pediatric patients and adults with cancer using protons across a full range of disease sites. There will also be instruction in the technical and treatment-planning aspects of proton therapy. This fellowship is not accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.

Since MSK started its proton program, more than 2,000 people have been treated with this therapy. This includes children with cancer; people with head and neck, breast, central nervous system, spinal, and lung cancers; as well as people with sarcoma and gastrointestinal or genitourinary tumors.

The Department of Radiation Oncology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is seeking applications for its Central Nervous System and Stereotactic Radiosurgery Fellowship. This non-ACGME accredited advanced radiation oncology training fellowship program is a 2-year combined clinical and translational research program.

This exciting opportunity includes intensive clinical and research training focusing on the management and study of primary and secondary CNS malignancies. Trainees will receive comprehensive clinical training in all critical modalities for the management of CNS tumors, including VMAT/IMRT, proton radiotherapy, stereotactic radiosurgery, and intracranial brachytherapy.

MSK treats more than 2,000 new patients per year with CNS malignancies, and thus, the trainee can expect to receive broad exposure to the management of both common and rare primary and secondary CNS malignancies.