Improving Health Through Medical Physics
Improving Health Through Medical Physics
Reach the best, most qualified medical physics candidates with AAPM Career Services. Job posting packages are available for Career, Training and CAMPEP-approved Residency vacancies. These three types of jobs are classified as follows:
Career Positions are in clinical, academic, or administrative settings of a center, clinic, hospital, university, government, or industry.
Training Positions provide clinical and didactic training in Medical Physics, specifically postdoctoral positions or non-accredited residencies.
CAMPEP-approved Residencies provide clinical and didactic training to those with appropriate academic backgrounds and lead to board eligibility in Medical Physics. CAMPEP accreditation of the hiring institution at the hiring location is a prerequisite; institutions with no accreditation or accreditation under review should post openings as "Training Positions".
Additionally, a Locum Tenens physicist works in the place of the regular medical physicist when that individual is absent, or when a hospital/practice is short-staffed. Locums are still governed by their respective regulatory bodies, despite the temporary nature of their positions.
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Direct link to your job posting in AAPM Career Services Update e-mail to 8,100 AAPM members
the first day of each month it is posted
Career Position postings also include access to current resumes searchable across a variety of highly-specialized medical physics disciplines. Resume-only packages are also available for sourcing excellent leads from this database without an active job.
Don’t see what you need? Custom multi-job packages available – please call 301-209-3187.
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The American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) is a partner in the AIP Career Network, a collection of online job sites for scientists and engineers. Other partners include Physics Today, the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT), American Physical Society (APS Physics), AVS Science and Technology, and the Society of Physics Students (SPS) and Sigma Pi Sigma.