Radiation Therapist

Florida Urology Partners LLP•Tampa, FL

19d•Onsite

About The Position

Under the general supervision of the Radiation Therapy Director, the Radiation Therapist performs safe and efficient simulations and delivers radiation to patients as prescribed by the Radiation Oncologist. The role is a key part of the comprehensive oncology care team and requires demonstrating and promoting service excellence. The position is based at the South Tampa office on Armenia Ave, with occasional coverage shifts at the Riverview office on Falkenberg Rd.

Requirements

Associate’s or bachelor’s degree in a related field.
Graduation from an accredited radiation therapy school.
Current, valid Florida Radiation Therapy license.
Accreditation by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology.
CPR certification.
At least three years of relevant work experience.
Proficiency in Aria.

Responsibilities

Perform tumor localization and CT simulations as ordered.
Deliver external beam radiation therapy using the center’s linear accelerator and follow the prescription.
Explain treatment plans to patients and answer questions about treatment.
Follow safety procedures to protect patients and staff from radiation overexposure.
Perform daily quality assurance checks on the linear accelerator and CT scanner to confirm they are safe and functioning properly.
Prepare the treatment room and equipment, transfer patients to the treatment area, and position them for treatment.
Use image-guided technology to determine the exact location of the targeted treatment area.
Cross-check treatment delivery parameters against the treatment plan and secondary calculations to ensure radiation is delivered to the appropriate area.
Check daily patient treatment parameters, deliver prescribed dosages, and maintain treatment records.
Maintain detailed department records, reports, files, and archives.
Maintain current licensures and certifications and complete required annual continuing education and recertification.
Monitor patients for unusual reactions to treatment.
Keep detailed treatment records.