Physicist

• Provide quality assurance and calibration services for radiotherapy, diagnostic radiology and imagining equipment.
• Support equipment and material acquisition including technology assessment, preparation of tender specification, and perform acceptance testing and commissioning of radiotherapy and radiological equipment.
• Provide professional and technical inputs in development of effective and efficient methods and procedures in radiology and radiotherapy.
• Perform treatment planning, dose calculation and dosimetry verification of radiotherapy treatment and conduct QA on dosimetry aspects of treatment plans.
• Support clinical trials and statistical analysis of clinical data.
• Handle the management, preparation and disposal of radioactive substances and radiological equipment.
• Implement the radiation safety measures to ensure compliance with the relevant legislative requirements on use of radiation and radioactive substance.
• Provide consultation on design, including radiation shielding and protection, of new radiological facilities.
• Establish operational policies including quality and safety standards and related operational plans for medical physics service.
• Provide the training for medical and other health care professionals on medical physics and radiation protection.
• Provide physics support in radiation emergencies.
• Advice on patient safety and assess patient radiation dose.
• Required to work irregular hours and perform on-call duties.

1. (a) A Master degree in Physics or Engineering from a local university, or equivalent, and (b) Two years’ Resident Physicist training in HA or other relevant training.

OR

  2. A Corporate Member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (Electrical or Electronic Disciplines) elected on or after 5 December 1975 or the Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK

Candidates with less experience will be considered as Resident Physicist.