Hospitalsfysiker til Stråleterapien på Sjællands Universitetshospital

This role as a hospital physicist in radiation therapy at Zealand University Hospital requires specialized expertise in medical physics, particularly in the application of radiation therapy for cancer treatment. The position demands a strong foundation in physics principles as applied to clinical settings, including knowledge of radiation dosimetry, treatment planning, and quality assurance procedures to ensure patient safety and treatment efficacy. Familiarity with advanced radiation therapy technologies such as linear accelerators, imaging modalities, and treatment planning software is essential. The candidate should be skilled in calibrating and maintaining radiation equipment, performing complex calculations related to radiation dose distributions, and collaborating closely with oncologists, radiologists, and other healthcare professionals to optimize treatment protocols. Experience in adhering to regulatory standards and safety guidelines for radiation protection is critical. Although specific experience levels and education details are not provided, typically, this role requires an advanced degree in medical physics or a related field, along with relevant clinical experience in radiation oncology. Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work within multidisciplinary teams are important competencies. The position likely involves continuous learning to keep pace with evolving technologies and treatment methodologies in radiation therapy. Overall, the role demands a combination of technical proficiency, clinical understanding, and commitment to patient-centered care within a hospital environment.