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OverviewJoin to apply for the Radiation and Laser Safety Officer role at NSW Health.Position detailsEmployment Type: Temporary Full Time (up until 01/02/2027)Position Classification: Medical Physics SpecialistLocation: Nepean HospitalRemuneration: $66.26 - $100.63 per hourHours Per Week: 38Requisition ID: REQ616199Applications Close: 19/11/2025About NBMLHDNepean Blue Mountains Local Health District (NBMLHD) is a recognised leader in the healthcare industry. We provide public health services to the Nepean, Blue Mountains, and Lithgow Region. The district offers Medical Imaging (Radiology), Nuclear Medicine, and Nuclear Medical Therapy procedures to diagnose, assess, and treat patients injuries or diseases.Role purposeWe are seeking a dedicated professional to lead radiation and laser safety across the district. Youll provide expert medical physics services while ensuring compliance with the NSW Radiation Control Act and Regulation. Youll champion safe practices, advise on hazard mitigation, and maintain systems to protect staff, patients, and visitors. Youll manage the Radiation Safety Committee, lead incident response, and contribute to policy development.Join NBMLHD to apply your expertise in a role that protects lives and enhances safety in healthcare environments.BenefitsAccrued Day Off (ADO) for full time employeesTax savings through Salary PackagingNovated LeasingEducation opportunities through Education Training Service with over 110 courses each yearAccess to Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for staff and familyNBMLHD is committed to diversity and inclusion and welcomes candidates from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds, LGBTIQA+, CALD communities, neurodiverse individuals, and people with disabilities.What you will bring to the roleACPSEM Certification in one of: Diagnostic Imaging Medical Physics (DIMP), Radiation Oncology Medical Physics (ROMP); or for suitable experienced physicists, the ability to achieve ACPSEM certification within 12 months.Hold or eligible to apply for a current NSW EPA license to use ionising radiation apparatus and radioactive substances (medical physics specialist). If the role is part-time and only medical physics duties apply, NSW EPA licence is required; a radiation license with appropriate conditions as an RSO (IA18/S18) is also needed under the NSW Radiation Control Act.Demonstrated recent experience as a Medical Physics Specialist in a health or related setting.Experience applying radiation control legislation and safe practice codes in a health care environment.Strong organisational skills with the ability to work autonomously in a high-volume, fast-paced, and complex environment.Ability to contribute to research programs and collaborate with universities for education and research.Strong oral and written communication skills to discuss radiation issues with colleagues, patients, stakeholders, and the public, including the ability to analyse information and prepare briefs, reports, and plans on radiation safety matters.Current drivers license (P2 acceptable) and willingness to travel to NBMLHD facilities.For role-related queries contact Natasha Lathwell at [email protected]. #J-18808-Ljbffr