SAGE GROUP·Keene, New Hampshire
Administers prescribed radiation treatments and monitors patients and control panels during procedures. Prepares patients and equipment for simulations and maintains detailed patient examination and dose records.
Position Name: Radiation Therapist - Oncology Location: Keene, New Hampshire Specialty: Radiation Therapy Start Date: ASAP Employment Type: Full-time, Travel, Contract, Temporary Contract Length: 13 weeks Pay Rate: $3300 Weekly Gross pay based on a 40-hour work week (Includes non-taxable travel/housing and M&I stipend available for qualified/eligible travelers)
Unit: Hospital
ARRT - Required BLS Certification from AHA - Required NH MIRT License - Required (Can be obtained upon offer, must be willing and eligible to apply)
Administers prescribed radiation treatment, setting the necessary factors, and monitors both patient and control panel during the treatment.
Prepares patients in exam rooms and assists the Radiation Oncologist with medical examinations.
Prepares patients, rooms, and equipment for treatment and simulations and assists the Radiation Oncologist with simulations.
May inject dye into skin of patient as a marker, providing there has been demonstration of appropriate training and skills to the satisfaction of the Oncologist.
May administer contrast media retrograde into the urinary bladder in patient during simulation.
Performs all necessary calibration on equipment as prescribed by the Radiation Safety Officer in accordance with the conditions of therapy license, or any other regulatory body.
Observes radiation safety measures for patients and personnel.
Records all patient doses and gathers all confidential history on patients, documents all reactions that the patient may have, and reports these findings to the radiologist.
Updates patient examination history file, records unusual conditions/limitations, accurately documents appropriate information in daily log book, completes procedure, performs scheduling, consultation and billing procedures as required, performs other paperwork as applicable
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