The Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders

Staff Dosimetrist Opportunity

Fort Worth: TX

Full-Time: 40 Hours/Week

About the Practice and their Mission

The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders are seeking a Staff Dosimetrist to join our extensive, well-established multi-specialty physician group practice in Fort Worth, TX.

The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders strives to create the premier community cancer center in the region, ensuring the patient's journey includes integrated access to all components throughout the continuum of care. Our mission is to care for every patient as we would a cherished member of our family. The practice offers Hematology/Medical Oncology, Breast Surgical Oncology, Gynecologic Oncology, Radiation Oncology, and Clinical trial & Research programs.

About the Role

The selected candidate will work with a team of 5 dosimetrists, 7 physicists, and 5 radiation oncologists. Dosimetry for The Center is centralized at the main campus, with an offsite office for the county hospital program. We are using the latest version of Eclipse and many of the available tools in Eclipse/Aria such as Clinical Goals, Clinical Protocols, and Care Path that make our treatment planning process very efficient. RapidPlan and MCO are also in the process of implementation. We are using an AI-based auto-contouring tool that saves physicians and dosimetrists a significant amount of time.

We provide optimal care for our patients. The physicians expect high-quality plans. In return, they are very responsive during the treatment planning process. Very often, target contours are available for planning the day right after the simulation. Plan reviews and other planning requests are addressed promptly.

We offer flexible working schedules such as 4 days x 10 hours a week or 9 days x 9 hours every two weeks. We provide a competitive salary, full health/dental/vision benefits, continuing education allowance, and profit-sharing opportunities.

Who We Are Looking For

The successful candidate is proficient in all forms of external beam treatment planning with preferred experience utilizing Eclipse/ARIA. Experience with SRS/SBRT is also of value. Efficiency, organization, communication skills, professional capability, and a willingness to participate in a team environment are all expected.

Expected Skills and Qualifications of the Successful Candidates Include:

• Commitment to a team approach to patient care.
• Ability to multi-task in a complex work environment.
• Ability to work autonomously yet understand the need to work within a team environment.

Specific Duties of the Position are:

• Consultation and communication with physicians, physics, and therapists
• Treatment planning for linac-based radiation therapy
• Documentation of treatment plans
• Appropriate billing for services

Why choose Dallas-Fort Worth, TX?

In the heart of North Texas, Dallas/Fort Worth is a thriving metropolitan area with access to arts and entertainment, never-ceasing sporting events, and a growing economy. Texas may be known for its heat, but the truth is that Dallas/Fort Worth has all four seasons — even if they are all in the same week. However, the beautiful climate lends itself to a wide variety of fun activities, indoors and outdoors, in the city and out in nature, all year round. The South may have its barbecue, but what makes Dallas/Fort Worth stand out is its dedication to cooking the best barbecue meats — brisket. One may still find their slow-smoked pork around the area, but the beef and brisket reign as #1 in Dallas/Fort Worth barbecue restaurants. As a great plus for families, the Dallas/Fort Worth area offers many school districts, ranging in size from less than 105 students to 2100 or more students. If you enjoy traveling, Dallas/Fort Worth is home to the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, which provides its residents with flights around the country and worldwide.

If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, please email eric.jackson@oneoncology.com

I look forward to speaking with you!