Community Health System·Clovis, California
The radiation therapist will deliver prescribed radiation treatments and perform simulations and imaging procedures while monitoring patient safety. They will also contribute to quality initiatives and work collaboratively within an oncology team using advanced medical technology.
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As part of a highly skilled oncology team, you will deliver prescribed radiation treatments, perform simulations and imaging procedures, monitor patients throughout treatment and contribute to quality and safety initiatives that support exceptional outcomes. You'll work in a collaborative environment that values professionalism, communication and continuous improvement while utilizing leading-edge technologies, including Linear Accelerators, CyberKnife and CT Simulation equipment. This is an opportunity to join a team dedicated to clinical excellence, innovation and compassionate care for every patient we serve. As you grow your expertise, you'll also have opportunities for career advancement, including progression to Radiation Therapist II after meeting experience and qualification requirements, allowing you to continue developing your skills and advancing your career within Community.
Candidates must hold a high school diploma or equivalent and have completed an AMA-approved radiation therapy program. Required certifications include California CRT, ARRT(T), and Basic Life Support (BLS).
Market context
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