Clinical Application Physicist

Posted Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 4:00 AM The Clinical Application Physicist delivers remote and onsite training to Sun Nuclear customers, conducting pre-training preparation, and performing administrative activities post-training. The physicist provides Tier 2 support to customers, resolves cases, and assists in troubleshooting escalated issues. They also develop training materials and effectively communicate the training plan to customers. Key Areas of Responsibility: Deliver remote and onsite training to customers Conducts pre-training preparation and performs administrative activities post-training. Provide Tier 2 support to customers, resolve cases, and assist in troubleshooting escalated issues. Develop training materials and effectively communicating the training plan to customers. The Clinical Application Physicist interfaces with customers to resolve cases, assists in troubleshooting issues, and identifies customer needs to determine internal resources needed for resolution. Additionally, the Clinical Application Physicist role at Sun Nuclear/Mirion involves working closely with clinical medical physicists, providing training and support, and gaining clinical experience through partnerships with local clinics Knowledge, Skills & Experience: Master’s degree in medical physics, clinical engineering, or technical related field is preferred Travel required up to 60% of work weeks and occasional weekend travel Excellent interpersonal skills Exemplary communication skills (listening, verbal, written) Able to work independently and complete all deliverables on-time Enthusiastic learner who is eager to meet challenges and quickly assimilate new concepts Adaptable, positive, and open to new ideas and/or situations Highly motivated self-starter who takes initiative Clinical understanding of the processes in a Radiation Oncology Department Fluent in English with strong written, verbal communication and listening skills Effectively support and work with all levels of the organization