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A Linac Service Engineer installs, maintains, performs preventative maintenance and emergency maintenance, and repairs complex linear acceleraors (Linac) systems used in medical settings, ensuring their safe and accurate operation.  Responsibilities include troubleshooting technical issues, calibrating equipment, peforming routine maintenance, managing parts inventories, maintaining service records, and ensuring compliance with safety and manufacturer specifications.  The role requires strong knowledge of electronics, mechanical systems, radiation physics, and analytical skills, as well as a proficiency in electrical and customer service abilities, and specific software.  Additionally, it requires excellent troubleshooting and customer service skills.  The job often involves frequent travel for field service assignments, particularly if the clinic has many remote sites or if you work with one of the manufacturers of this equipment.  The job often involves customer support and collaboration with the medical physics team (Physicists, Radiation Therapists/Radiographers and Oncologists).  Essential qualifications include an Associate’s (2-year) or a Degree (4-year) in the Engineering disiplines, experience with radiotherapy or simular electronic medical equipment.

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