IU Health·Muncie, Indiana
Responsible for administering ionizing radiation to patients for therapeutic purposes based on oncologist prescriptions. This includes controlling radiation dosage, reproducing treatment fields, and managing patient scheduling and safety.
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This is full-time Radiation Therapist for a day shift opportunity at Ball Memorial Hospital.
The working hours are 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday, featuring no regular weekends and no major holidays!
This position does include optional on-call responsibilities.
Responsible for applying ionizing radiation to patients for therapeutic purposes in accordance with the prescription and instruction of a radiation oncologist. Controls the exact amount of radiation to be administered locally, and reproduces treatment fields, ensuring that exposure is made only to prescribed areas. Requires high levels of quality control, safety, treatment planning and administration, patient care, and patient scheduling. May be asked to mentor those with less experience and/or students during clinical rotations. High School Diploma/GED is required. Registered RT (T) by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists or Registry eligibility required. For Registry eligible candidates, candidate must pass exam within three months of hire date. RT (T) license as issued and required by the Indiana State Department of Health is required. Requires current BLS certification. Requires extensive knowledge of the technical aspects of radiation oncology; which includes the operation of various complex equipment, application mathematical computation for treatment planning and design production, and implementation of beam altering devices. #LI-Onsite
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Requires a High School Diploma, BLS certification, and RT (T) registration or eligibility. Candidates must possess extensive knowledge of radiation oncology technical aspects and Indiana state licensure.
Market context
Indiana employers typically look for radiation therapists who can support busy oncology teams and meet licensure and registration requirements. This role is competitive because candidates need both technical radiation oncology knowledge and the right credentials, while the listed development benefits suggest employers value retention and clinical growth. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your RT(T) status, BLS, and Indiana licensure eligibility before applying.
