Site University College London Hospital/Radiotherapy Physics, 1st floor Town London Salary £47,951 – £56,863 per annum inclusive of HCAS Salary period Yearly Closing 09/06/2026 23:59
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Job overview
We are looking for an enthusiastic proton technologist to join a team of physicists, engineers, dosimetrists, and technologists in the provision of radiotherapy physics services in proton therapy.
You will have a practical and theoretical understanding of radiation dosimetry and radiotherapy equipment. Experience with Proton Beam radiotherapy would be an advantage but is not essential.
We welcome applications from candidates with a strong academic knowledge of radiation physics who are keen to gain clinical experience in proton beam therapy.
Main duties of the job
To participate in the provision of quality assurance activities carried out by the proton physics group and in the development and implementation of new techniques and service audit, liaising closely with the group section leads.
The postholder carries out a highly specialised operator role in the quality assurance of the proton equipment, dosimetry equipment and patient‑specific quality assurance.
Person specification
Knowledge and Qualifications
- BSc in a suitable science degree or equivalent
- Exit certificate from an approved training scheme
- State registration or eligibility for Register for Clinical Technologist
- Evidence of further study or qualifications
Experience
- Radiotherapy dosimetry and quality assurance experience or equivalent
Skills and Abilities
- Experience of a variety of computing systems, programming languages and application packages
- Ability to develop software for data analysis using packages such as PYTHON and MATLAB
Personal and People Development
- Willingness to attend courses and keep abreast of developments in the service
- Evidence of Continuing personal development (CPD)
Benefits
We offer permanent staff an interest‑free season ticket loan for travel, free independent and confidential support, large retail discounts, a staff discount platform, cycle‑to‑work scheme and on‑site accommodation.
Our staff wellbeing programme, Creative Comfort, offers a variety of ways to engage with the arts as a member of UCLH staff, including weekly choir, art club, and access to cultural events.
Equality and diversity
At UCLH we take equality of opportunity seriously and are committed to being a diverse and inclusive employer. Applications are encouraged from candidates of all backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives.
Workplace eligibility
You must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom or meet the criteria for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker visa route. Applicants who require visa sponsorship will be considered alongside other applications.
Employer certification / accreditation badges: The position will require Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service to check for any previous criminal convictions.
Contact: Dr Colin Baker, Group Lead for Proton Beam Therapy Physics, Email: Colin.baker4@nhs.net
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