Medical Physics Expert (MPE) | Medizinphysik-Experte (MPE) (m/w/d)

Safetec GmbH

Heidelberg, Neckar, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
Published Jan 28, 2026
Full-time
Permanent

Job Summary

This critical role supports nuclear decommissioning projects, focusing on specific medical physics activities and ensuring comprehensive radiation safety compliance. The Medical Physics Expert (MPE) will assume the function of the external Radiation Protection Officer (SSB), acting as the central contact for all radiation protection issues. Key responsibilities include advising the Radiation Protection Officer on implementing legal requirements according to the German Radiation Protection Act (StrlSchG) and Ordinance (StrlSchV), monitoring professional radiation exposure (dose monitoring), and evaluating personal dosimeters. The position requires a strong background in Physics or Medical Physics, specialized MPE qualifications, and certified expertise in areas like X-ray diagnostics, Nuclear Medicine, and Radiotherapy. Success demands strong assertiveness, numerical aptitude, meticulous attention to detail, and a commitment to continuous professional development to stay current with relevant regulations. The role offers stability within a market-leading company and requires nationwide travel for project assignments.

Required Skills

Education

Successfully completed degree focusing on Physics, Medical Physics, or a related natural science/technical field; Theoretical additional qualification in Medical Physics; Certified expertise in Radiation Protection (Fachkunde) for relevant application areas.

Experience

  • Minimum 2 years of practical activity under the guidance of a recognized Medical Physics Expert (MPE)
  • Certified expertise (Fachkunde) in Radiation Protection for X-ray diagnostics
  • Certified expertise (Fachkunde) in Radiation Protection for Nuclear Medicine
  • Certified expertise (Fachkunde) in Radiation Protection for Radiotherapy

Languages

Not specified

Additional

  • Nationwide travel readiness for project-related assignments.