Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Locum Tenens Jobs in Idaho

Physician (MD/DO) - Oncology - Radiation in Idaho - A full-time Medical Physicist is sought to join a dynamic Radiation Oncology program in Boise, ID . This role plays a critical part in ensuring the accuracy, safety, and quality of radiation therapy services while collaborating closely with oncology providers and clinical teams. This is an opportunity to work within a large, multispecialty provider network that values teamwork, professional excellence, and career growth. SCHEDULE * Full-time * Day shift KEY RESPONSIBILITIES * Ensure accuracy of all radiation measurements across radiation oncology programs through periodic checks and documentation * Participate in department meetings and chart reviews to maintain procedural accuracy * Oversee brachytherapy procedures for safety, accuracy, and record compliance * Commission and calibrate radiation equipment to ensure precision and regulatory compliance * Maintain detailed QA documentation and equipment records * Contribute to administrative responsibilities including NRC documentation, Radiation Safety Committee participation, and policy/procedure review * Support ongoing quality improvement and radiation safety initiatives  

Physician (MD/DO) - Oncology - Radiation in Idaho - A respected healthcare organization in Boise is seeking a full-time Medical Physicist to join its Radiation Oncology team. This is a permanent, day-shift opportunity within a collaborative, mission-driven environment that emphasizes clinical excellence, innovation, and professional growth. The Medical Physicist will play a critical role in ensuring the safety, accuracy, and quality of radiation therapy services. Responsibilities include equipment calibration, radiation measurement verification, and oversight of treatment procedures, including brachytherapy. The role also involves participation in quality assurance initiatives, chart reviews, and regulatory compliance activities. Key Highlights: * Full-time, day shift schedule * Collaborative, multidisciplinary oncology team * Focus on quality assurance and patient safety * Involvement in advanced radiation therapy techniques * Opportunities for professional development and growth Core Responsibilities: * Ensure accuracy of radiation measurements and maintain detailed records * Oversee safe and effective brachytherapy procedures * Perform commissioning and calibration of radiation equipment * Participate in chart reviews and departmental quality initiatives * Contribute to regulatory compliance, safety committees, and policy development QUALIFICATION * Master’s degree in Medical Physics (Required) * Board Certification by the American Board of Radiology (Required) * Successful completion of ABR Part I & II, with full certification within 3 years (Required) * Minimum one year of experience in a cancer treatment setting (Required) * Experience in Varian treatment environment (Highly Preferred) * Experience with external beam treatment planning (SRS, SBRT, IMRT, 3DCRT) (Preferred) * Experience with brachytherapy treatment planning (Preferred) * Familiarity with Sun Nuclear QA devices (Highly Preferred) * Experience with 4D CT, gated therapy, and Vision RT/OSMS (Highly Preferred) BENEFITS * Competitive compensation package * Generous paid time off and comprehensive benefits starting day one * Retirement planning with employer matching options * Tuition reimbursement and ongoing educational opportunities * Employee Assistance Programs and wellness resources * Supportive work environment focused on collaboration and growth * Access to outdoor recreation and excellent work-life balance in Idaho