- Bachelor's Degree in Radiation Therapy or equivalent educ/experience A combination of directly related work experience, training, and education
- Completion of the 24 month course in Radiologic Technology and a 12-month course in Radiation Therapy Technology; or the completion of a 24 month course in Radiation Therapy Technology
- Upon hire: Washington Radiologic Technologist or
- Upon hire: National Certification from American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
- 3 years employed by the Providence Regional Medical Center Everett in the Radiation Oncology department as a radiation therapist
- 3 months demonstrated experience and proficiency in Radiation Therapy Simulation (SIM)
- 3 months demonstrated experience Varian linear accelerators, Mosaiq oncology management system. and GE CT scanners
Senior Radiation Therapist - Everett, United States - Providence
Description
Utilizes his/her technical abilities to simulate and/or deliver a course of radiation therapy as prescribed by a radiation oncologist for patients. The simulation process may involve using x-rays and computerized tomography (CT), fabrication of immobilization devices, assisting physicians with placement of localization devices. Scheduled in the simulator on a regular basis and must operate the CT simulator independently.
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