Danbury Hospital·New Milford, Connecticut
Administer radiation therapy treatments based on oncologist plans while ensuring patient comfort and safety. Perform imaging, simulation procedures, and daily machine quality assurance testing.
Administration of a course of radiation therapy treatment via implementation of prescribed, detailed plan from the radiation oncologist to cure disease and/or relieve pain while minimizing adverse outcomes. Maintains a prompt daily schedule plan as well as appropriately assessing and reporting patient tolerance and comfort throughout the entire treatment course. Performing required imaging as well as daily billing, machine warm-up and QA testing, schedule simulation procedure duties.
1. 65% - Treatment administration, patient positioning and associated equipment handling. Associated documentation and verification tasks, 2D imaging tasks. 2. 20% - CBCT (3D) imaging and associated tasks. 3. 10% - Simulation procedures and pre-treatment associated documentation and chart review tasks. 4. 5% - Device fabrication, billing, minor schedule adjusting, in-house patient transport. 5. Fulfills all compliance responsibilities related to the position. 6. Performs other duties as assigned.
Unit: 486 Department: Radiation Therapy NMH Exempt: No
$33.21 - $61.68 Hourly
Requires an associate degree and ARRT/RAD credentials with at least three years of experience. Proficiency with Varian machines and linear accelerators with on-board imaging is required.
Market context
In Connecticut, radiation therapist openings are typically driven by ongoing oncology care needs and can be competitive because employers often look for ARRT/RAD credentials, an associate degree, and several years of experience. Proficiency with Varian systems and linear accelerators with on-board imaging can further strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then tailor your resume to match the equipment and experience listed before applying.