Travel Radiation Therapy Job

• Step into a transformative opportunity as a Radiation Therapy professional in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
• This travel assignment blends clinical precision with compassionate cancer care, delivering targeted therapy to patients while you explore one of the nation’s most vibrant cities.
• Start date is 03/30/2026 for a multi-week engagement with guaranteed 40 hours per week and a competitive weekly pay range of $2,391 to $2,494.
• You’ll lead treatment sessions, collaborate with oncologists, physicists, dosimetrists, and nurses, and broaden your expertise in a fast-paced, state-of-the-art oncology setting that values your skill and patient relationships.
• Pennsylvania’s beauty spans historic districts, riverfront parks, and scenic byways, offering enriching breaks between shifts.
• This assignment isn’t just about work—it’s a chance to grow professionally and personally while you make a meaningful impact on patients’ lives.

• Philadelphia’s medical community is robust, with access to leading cancer centers and multidisciplinary collaboration.
• You’ll benefit from a dynamic urban setting rich in culture, dining, and parks, yet still within reach of PA’s countryside and easy weekend getaways.
• For those who love variety, the role can include rotations to other U.S. locations, expanding your professional network and exposing you to different treatment philosophies while maintaining steadfast support.
• The city’s transit, affordable amenities, and welcoming neighborhoods help you establish a balanced travel lifestyle.
• And when you need a pause, you’re close to iconic landmarks, museums, and outdoor escapes that showcase the state’s natural and cultural beauty.

As a Radiation Therapy professional, you will perform patient simulations, set up and deliver external beam therapy per plan, ensure precise immobilization, verify patient identity, and monitor treatment parameters with the team. You’ll participate in image-guided radiotherapy, perform daily quality assurance on accelerators, and contribute to charting, side-effect management, and patient education. Collaboration with radiation oncologists, physicists, dosimetrists, and nurses will optimize care and safety. The role supports growth: deepen expertise in IMRT/VMAT, SBRT, QA, and plan adaptation; pursue additional certifications; and explore leadership paths within partnered centers.

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