Diagnostic Imaging Physicist Manager

This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in Illinois, +3 more states.

📋 Description

• Conduct annual and regulatory medical physics evaluations for general radiography, fluoroscopy, CT, MRI, mammography and breast imaging systems, stereotactic breast biopsy systems, ultrasound, nuclear medicine imaging systems, PET, SPECT, and SPECT/CT systems.

• Facilitate ACR accreditation initiatives through image quality assessments, phantom evaluations, and compliance reviews.

• Aid clients in upholding accreditation standards and ensuring regulatory readiness.

• Perform nuclear medicine physics surveys for gamma cameras, PET systems, and related imaging equipment.

• Assist with radioactive materials license programs, including quarterly audits and compliance activities with regulations.

• Support the implementation and maintenance of radiation safety programs.

• Provide consultation on radioactive materials licensing, radiation protection practices, and regulatory obligations.

• Assist with Radiation Safety Officer duties when necessary.

• Analyze survey data and generate precise, timely reports.

• Identify observations, deficiencies, and areas for improvement.

• Formulate practical recommendations and corrective measures.

• Act as a trusted advisor to radiology leadership, administrators, technologists, and radiation safety personnel.

• Stay updated on regulatory, accreditation, and industry standards.

• Fulfill continuing education requirements relevant to mammography, CT, MRI, ultrasound, PET, and nuclear medicine.

• Travel by car to client locations across Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, and other Great Lakes areas; travel to neighboring states and air travel may also be necessary.

• Complete overnight travel, typically averaging less than 30% of total travel.

⛳️ Requirements

• A Master's degree or higher in Medical Physics, Health Physics, Physics, Biomedical Engineering, or a related scientific field from an accredited institution.

• Experience in one or more areas such as Diagnostic Imaging Physics, Mammography Physics, CT Physics, MRI Physics, Ultrasound Physics, Nuclear Medicine Physics, PET Imaging, Radiological and Fluoroscopy Surveys, Radiation Safety Programs, Health Physics, or Radioactive Materials Licensing (preferred).

• Capacity to quickly learn new technical procedures and adapt to new environments.

• Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.

• Ability to develop and enhance processes.

• Proficient in communicating complex technical information to clients, regulatory agencies, and colleagues.

• Advanced computer skills, including familiarity with cloud-based workflow systems, data management tools, and electronic reporting platforms.

• Excellent verbal and written communication abilities.

• Strong organizational skills with the capacity to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines.

• Must meet professional registration, permitting, or licensing requirements within the states served in the Great Lakes region.

• Eligibility to serve as Radiation Safety Officer for a medical radioactive materials license is highly desirable.

• A valid driver's license is required.

• ABR certification is preferred.

• Additional certifications such as CHP, ABSNM, ABMP, or equivalent board certification are encouraged.

🏝️ Benefits

• Opportunities for professional growth.

• Mentorship programs.

• Exposure to a variety of imaging modalities and healthcare settings.

• Direct influence on the quality and safety of patient care.