Senior Radiation Therapist - Part-time - Danvers

Mass General Brigham•Danvers, MA

11d•$53 - $58•Onsite

About The Position

Assists in the daily operation of radiation therapy services and works with physicians and office staff to ensure patients receive timely treatment. Communicates effectively and supports leadership in attaining department goals. This position provides patient care and administers radiation therapy treatments safely and accurately, following departmental policies and procedures. The therapist works with the Lead and Chief Radiation Therapist on new techniques and emerging technology projects, supports quality assurance, rotates among treatment areas, and helps orient and instruct staff and students.

Requirements

Associate's degree in Radiation Therapy required; a bachelor's degree in Radiation Therapy is preferred.
Radiation Therapist state license required.
Radiation Therapy R.T.(T)(ARRT) credential from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists required.
3–5 years of continuous clinical experience required.
Demonstrated knowledge of equipment operation, tools, and procedures specific to the assigned area, including troubleshooting issues.
Ability to establish and maintain effective professional relationships with physicians, management, peers, patients, and families.
Strong customer service skills, including appropriate judgment, independent thinking, and creativity in resolving issues and conflicts.
Ability to handle sensitive and confidential patient information.
Proficiency with Radiation Oncology Information Systems and related software and Hospital Information Systems, including ARIA, EPIC, ExacTrac, and Eclipse.
Experience cannot be substituted for the required degree.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in Radiation Therapy.

Responsibilities

Administer radiation therapy treatments accurately and safely in accordance with departmental policies and procedures.
Understand and appropriately apply knowledge of equipment, accessories, treatment policies, procedures, and protocols.
Work with the Lead and Chief Radiation Therapist to develop new techniques and assist with emerging technology projects.
Meet age-specific care requirements for patients ranging from infants through elderly patients.
Use the Quality Assurance program to support treatment, treatment delivery, and quality patient care.
Rotate to other treatment areas and maintain the knowledge and skills needed in those areas.
Assist with orientation, teaching, and instruction for new staff, students, visitors, and staff unfamiliar with the department or specific procedures.
Interact with physicians and office staff to help ensure patients receive timely treatment.
Support leadership in attaining department goals.