Radiation Therapist - Radiation Oncology Hospital
Health First Careers·Brevard County, Florida
Health First Careers·Brevard County, Florida
The Radiation Therapist accurately administers radiotherapy treatments based on the Radiation Oncologist's prescription while maintaining detailed patient documentation. They are responsible for monitoring patient progress, reporting complications, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
The Radiation Therapist delivers high-quality patient care by accurately administering radiotherapy to patients based on the prescribing Radiation Oncologist’s treatment plan. The Radiation Therapist does this in compliance with all applicable Health First and regulatory requirements and standards. PRIMARY ACCOUNTABILITES Administers radiotherapy treatments according to the Radiation Oncologist’s prescription, accurately and on schedule while following departmental best practices. Completes and maintains chart documentation in a timely manner. Participates in continuous quality improvement by adhering to policy and suggesting improvements when needed. Observes the clinical progress of the radiation patient and uses good clinical decision-making skills to recognize and report signs of complications, serving as a patient advocate when appropriate. Accurately enters charges for the service performed. Reports machine problems, mistakes, setup difficulties, and concerns to the Physicist and Chief and Lead Radiation Therapist in a timely manner. Assists in the scheduling of patients and in maintaining an efficient treatment schedule with minimal gaps, minimizing overtime when possible. Participates in the simulation process when needed. Constructs immobilization devices and employs custom blocking devices as needed. Displays professional conduct and empathy to every patient and communicates effectively with patients and their family members.
Education: American Registry for Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) accredited school or program completion certificate. Work Experience: None Licensure: Radiation Therapist licensure in the State of Florida.
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Schedule: Full-Time
Shift Times: 800am_500pm
Paygrade: 39
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