Dosimetrist Iia

Your Opportunity:

Cancer Care Alberta is looking for a highly motivated Dosimetrist II (DSII) to join our patient-focused and collaborative radiation therapy treatment planning program at the Cross Cancer Institute (CCI) in Edmonton Alberta CANADA. Reporting to the Manager, Radiation Therapy, the DSII will join an amazing team comprised of over 100 multidisciplinary staff committed to excellence in service delivery and improved outcomes for cancer patients. The CCI is the highest volume tertiary cancer center in Alberta, providing treatment to over 5500 new patients annually with eight Varian linear accelerators, one HDR after loader and two CT Simulators. We specialize in advanced treatment techniques that include SBRT, Linac based SRS, LDR and HDR brachytherapy as well as access to Gamma Knife and the made-in-Alberta AuroraRT Linac MR. MR Simulator and Varian Ethos will be added to the CCI clinical fleet over the next year. Specific responsibilities of the DSII will include external beam treatment planning for all sites (3D conformal, Field in Field, Inverse Planning including static field IMRT and VMAT, Lung SBRT and Electron Beam planning) and MR-guided brachytherapy. The experienced DSII has potential to expand their SBRT planning responsibilities, participate in clinical trials and take on a resource role to provide site-specific subject matter expertise and mentorship within the broader Radiation Oncology program. The dynamic treatment planning environment at the CCI requires the DSII to provide on-site expertise for the RT team, but a hybrid work from home model is available to offer flexibility. Start date is negotiable and reimbursement for relocation expenses is available as per Alberta Health Services policy.

Description:

As a Dosimetrist IIA, you will provide subject matter expertise of the overall characteristics and clinical relevance of Radiation Oncology treatment, machines/equipment and procedures commonly used in Radiation Therapy and Brachytherapy. Your experience and technical knowledge will be instrumental in developing the delivery plan for radiation treatments, selecting radiation energy and other treatment parameters for the approval of the Radiation Oncologist. You will generate radiation dose calculation and distribution in collaboration with the medical physicist and Radiation Oncologist. You will also be responsible for training and mentoring new staff, rotational staff, residents, and Radiation Therapy students.