Application Specialist - Radiotherapy Physics

Richmond Hill
1 month ago
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Join a market leader in radiotherapy medical devices as an Application Specialist - Radiotherapy Physics, supporting innovative solutions that enhance patient care nationwide.

  • Demonstrate, train, and support Medical Physics professionals in hospitals, ensuring confidence in a leading range of patient QA, linac QA, diagnostic QA, and laser alignment solutions. Provide expertise on a high-precision SGRT system, intelligent AI auto-contouring software, and advanced dosimetry-guided RPT technology. Full training provided - this is not a sales role.

  • As an Application Specialist, collaborate with Medical Physicists, Radiotherapy Physicists, Clinical Scientists, and Dosimetry teams, building trusted relationships and providing expert guidance on solutions that streamline workflow and enhance patient care.

  • Enjoy a balanced travel schedule, averaging around one night away per week, while sharing a well-managed UK&I territory and working within a supportive team.

    COMPANY

  • A well-established market leader in radiotherapy solutions, this organisation is known for delivering world-class radiation therapy equipment, software, accessories, and customer support. With a strong focus on training, employee development, and camaraderie, you’ll be joining a progressive and customer-focused team.

    REQUIREMENTS

  • A Medical Physicist, Radiotherapy Physicist, Clinical Scientist, or Healthcare Scientist with hospital Radiotherapy Medical Physics experience.

  • A good communicator, well-presented, and self-motivated, with a strong interest in technology/software and a passion for training others.

  • No previous commercial experience required (e.g. as an Application Specialist or Clinical Specialist) - clinical professionals are encouraged to apply.

  • Willing and able to travel across the UK&I, with a full driving licence. Ideal locations include London, Crawley, Bristol, Birmingham, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Cambridge, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Stoke, etc., but other UK locations will be considered.

    PACKAGE

  • Salary guide: £45-58,000, generous bonus, company car/allowance, pension, 25 days annual leave, additional benefits and career development opportunities.

    If you’re ready to transition into an exciting applications role, apply today

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