Kaiser Permanente·Ontario, California
The Radiologic Therapy Technologist operates radiographic equipment and performs diagnostic radiology procedures while ensuring compliance with department protocols. They evaluate radiographs for quality and apply radiation protection principles while providing essential patient care.
Under indirect supervision, operates radiographic equipment using imaging modalities. Performs general diagnostic radiology procedures in compliance with department protocols, including fluoroscopy, orthopedics, tomography, C-arms, surgery, and portables. Evaluates radiographs for technical quality. Exercises professional judgment in the performance of procedures. Applies principles of radiation protection and provides patient care essential to radiographic procedures. Recognizes patient conditions requiring immediate action and initiates life support measures.
Preferred Qualifications: N/A
Candidates must have at least one year of experience in radiation oncology and hold a Radiologic Technologist Certificate in California. Basic Life Support certification is also required.
Market context
In California, radiologic therapy technologist roles are often tied to steady demand in oncology settings, where employers look for candidates who can support radiation treatment safely and consistently. These positions can be competitive because California typically expects a state Radiologic Technologist Certificate, at least one year of radiation oncology experience, and Basic Life Support certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your California certificate and BLS status before applying.