Senior Managing Diagnostic Physicist

Manages and conducts quality control and regulatory compliance programs for diagnostic and radiologic imaging. Leads medical physics program management by reporting on the performance of imaging equipment, reviewing and evaluating reports, and signing off on uncertified physicists, and providing feedback.

• Manages and conducts quality control and regulatory compliance programs for diagnostic and radiologic imaging.
• Leads medical physics program management by reporting on the performance of imaging equipment, reviewing and evaluating reports, and signing off on uncertified physicists, and providing feedback.
• Ensures safety and quality assurance by helping team members develop partnerships with physicians, sites, and other stakeholders on matters related to ionizing radiation and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) safety.
• Ensures compliance by ensuring adherence to guidelines from appropriate regulatory agencies at the federal, state, and county level among team members.
• Manages training and education activities.

• Nuclear-Medical-Physics-Certificate-from-the-American-Board-of-Radiology-or-Nuclear-Medicine-Physics-and-Instrumentation-Certificate-from-the-American-Board-of-Science-in-Nuclear-Medicine.
• Medical-Health-Physics-Certification-from-the-American-Board-of-Medical-Physics.
• Masters degree in Medical Physics or Health Physics, or related field from a recognized accreditation body AND minimum six (6) years of experience (including a maximum of two [2] years of residency) in medical physics applied to diagnostic imaging and radiation safety, or a directly related field.

• 401k matching
• Health insurance
• Flight privileges
• Yearly bonuses
• Flexible work arrangements

Kaiser Permanente is a healthcare organization that provides medical services to its members.