For appointment to this position a candidate must have;

i. A Bachelor of Science Physics from a recognized institution;

ii. A Master’s degree in Medical Physics from a recognized institution;

iii. Three years’ experience working in a busy Radiotherapy center at a busy hospital; and

iv. Be proficient in computer applications.

To train and supervise junior Medical Physicists;

ii. To teach Radiological workers uses of ionizing radiation;

iii. Treatment planning of cancer patients; iv. Radiation Dosimetry;

v. QA/QC in Radiotherapy, Nuclear Medicine and Diagnostic Radiology;

vi. Brachytherapy;

vii. Supervise both diagnostic and therapy radiographers in treatment of cancer patients;

viii. Administer radioactive drugs to the patients for diagnostic or therapy on radiotherapist, radiologists, Nuclear Medicine specialist, prescription;

ix. Providing radiation oncology physics and radiation dosimeter training for medical practitioners and other health care staff; and

x. Maintenance of personal professional competency and participation in the continued professional development by self-study, attendance at scientific meetings, and participation in internal training programs.