Radiation Therapist II

Summary

This role involves applying ionizing radiation to patients for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, primarily in radiation therapy. Key responsibilities include preparing patients, administering prescribed treatments, ensuring safety protocols, and monitoring patient reactions. The technologist explains procedures, assists in simulations, performs equipment checks, maintains accurate documentation, and ensures a clean, organized environment. They also support dosimetry calculations, handle minor clerical tasks, and maintain equipment functionality. Qualifications include an associate’s degree in Radiologic Science, certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, licensure, BLS certification, and at least one year of radiation therapy experience. Skills required include strong knowledge of anatomy, excellent communication, attention to detail, independent work ability, and teamwork. Physical demands involve standing, lifting, and exposure to radiation. The role demands professionalism, good judgment, and adaptability to changing schedules. Compensation ranges from $37.18 to $47.41 per hour, with a comprehensive benefits package focused on health, financial security, and career growth.