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Bonus PotentialSummary/ObjectiveThe Radiation Therapist is responsible for the provision of radiation services to patients according to physicians' orders, providing for patient safety and high quality treatment. Essential Job DutiesReasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the
. Proficient in the utilization of radiological equipment in the department i.e. CT scanner, OBI, CBCT, portal imager, Linear accelerator, HDR; assisting in the maintenance of the equipment in the department.
Notes set up instructions i.e. field size, distance, focal points, treatment devices, patient position, immobilization devices and photographs so to be reproduced in the treatment suite. Assists in the positioning of patients in appropriate treatment position and immobilizes that patients position with the necessary technique or device; as well as, verifies accuracy of tumor localization with radiation oncologist via the x-ray according to physician’s orders and treatment plan.
Takes and notes necessary measurements, contours and photographs needed for dosimetry calculation and treatment reproduction. Maintains own proficiency through the utilization of in-service programs, workshops, seminars, and other self-directed learning activities; as well as, applies principles of radiation safety in the performance of any exam involving x-ray. Possesses specialized knowledge of sterile technique and its application in the invasive procedures performed in the department.
Required Education and ExperienceAssociates Degree or equivalent and a Graduate of an accredited or registered school of Radiation Therapy1-3 years of related experience. Required License/CertificationsA. R.
R. T certification in the State of TexasCurrent registration with Texas Medical Board