Onsite Board-Certified Chief Therapeutic Medical Physicist (CTMP)
GD Resources is hiring an Onsite Board-Certified Chief Therapeutic Medical Physicist (CTMP) to support the VA Radiation Oncology Program at the Baltimore VA Medical Center. The CTMP serves as the senior physics leader and provides clinical, technical, and quality oversight of all radiation therapy physics and dosimetry operations, ensuring compliance with VA, APeX, ACR, ASTRO, AAPM, NHPP, and other applicable regulatory and accreditation standards. The CTMP is required to be onsite a minimum of 50% of clinical hours.
Minimum Qualifications
PhD in Medical Physics or related discipline
Board Certified in Medical Physics or Therapeutic Medical Physics by the ABR
Minimum of five (5) years post-board certification experience
Minimum of three (3) years of continuous recent clinical experience
Approved by NROP/NHPP as facility CTMP
Current CEUs and VA credentialing compliance
Key Responsibilities
Serve as the designated CTMP listed on the facility NHPP registration certificate
Oversee all physics and dosimetry operations and ensure continuity of services
Develop, implement, supervise, and periodically review the Qualified Medical Physics (QMP) program
Lead QA/QC programs, including equipment commissioning, acceptance testing, and performance monitoring
Ensure compliance with ACR/ASTRO APeX accreditation standards
Provide radiation safety oversight, shielding surveys, licensing, and regulatory compliance
Review and approve physics policies, procedures, and new clinical techniques
Provide quarterly QA and Radiation Safety reports and attend required committee meetings
Supervise and provide professional oversight to physicists and dosimetrists
Lead incident reporting and corrective action processes
Equal Opportunity Employer Statement
GD Resources is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable federal, state, or local laws.