Medical Physicist government jobs in India

MediJobs is currently tracking 2 medical physicist vacancies in government health institutions across 2 districts and 2 institutions. 2 of the listings below carry a stated application deadline, and 1 is closing soon. Every notice links back to the issuing institution's own advertisement — MediJobs indexes official recruitment notices and is not affiliated with any government body. Applications are always made on the official portal.

Government medical physicist posts sit in the radiotherapy, radiology and nuclear-medicine departments of medical colleges, AIIMS institutes, regional cancer centres and the district cancer-care units coming up under national health programmes. The post is frequently advertised as “Medical Physicist cum Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)”, because the Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) requires a certified radiation safety officer wherever radiation equipment is licensed — which is why these vacancies recur wherever a new linac, brachytherapy or nuclear-medicine facility is commissioned.

Notices in this corpus typically ask for an M.Sc. in Medical Physics (or M.Sc. Physics with a recognised medical-physics diploma such as Dip.R.P.), and many require or prefer AERB RSO certification. Both regular and contractual engagements appear; district cancer-centre posts are often filled through walk-in interviews with short windows, so deadlines here can be days rather than weeks.