The Mater Private Network is seeking a dedicated and forward-thinking Basic Grade Medical Physicist to join our Radiotherapy Physics team at the Mid-Western Regional Oncology Centre in Limerick.
This role offers an excellent opportunity to engage in all aspects of clinical radiation physics within a supportive, multidisciplinary team. You will be actively involved in treatment planning, quality assurance, equipment calibration, and radiation safety, while contributing to the clinical implementation of cutting-edge radiotherapy techniques and technologies.
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Clinical Radiation Physics: Provide comprehensive medical physics support for all therapeutic and imaging applications of ionising radiation.
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Treatment Planning & Consultation: Perform and verify treatment plans for routine modalities, manage planning workflows, and advise Radiation Oncologists on necessary modifications.
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Quality Assurance & Calibration: Conduct routine QA measurements, data analysis, and calibrations on treatment delivery equipment, imaging systems, and patient dosimetry devices.
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Commissioning & Innovation: Participate in acceptance testing, commissioning of new equipment, and the implementation of advanced clinical protocols and procedures.
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Education & Safety: Deliver radiation safety training and educational support across clinical, scientific, and technical disciplines within the department.
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Research & Development: Engage in clinical audits, risk management, and departmental research projects, with opportunities to present work at national and international forums.
Education & Qualifications:
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A recognised first or second-class honours degree (NFQ Level 8) with Physical Science taken as a major subject.
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A recognised postgraduate degree (NFQ Level 9 or above) in Medical Physics, or an equivalent recognised qualification.
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Previous experience working as a radiotherapy physicist is highly desirable.
Professional Knowledge & Skills:
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Strong fundamental understanding of the physics principles underpinning medical physics practice.
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Knowledge of radiotherapy delivery systems, external beam treatment planning, and modern quality assurance methods.
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Familiarity with risk assessment, radiation safety procedures, and relevant regulatory frameworks (HIQA, EPA, JCI).
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Excellent IT, communication, and organisational skills, with a proven ability to prioritise tasks in a busy clinical environment.
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A strong commitment to patient-centred care and continuous professional development.
At Mater Private Network, we support your career progression and personal well-being with a comprehensive benefits package:
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35-hour work week with flexible working hours
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Comprehensive Pension Scheme & Sick Leave Scheme
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Access to our Staff Care Services Programme
If you want to advance your career in medical physics within a leading oncology environment, we would love to hear from you.
Mater Private Network is an equal opportunity employer.
