Clinical Educator Radiation Therapy - BC Cancer - Victoria

BC Cancer; Victoria; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative healthcare provider seeks a Clinical Educator in Radiation Therapy to enhance education for staff and students. This role involves developing training programs, ensuring quality care standards, and fostering a culture of professional development. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in Radiation Therapy, excellent teaching skills, and a commitment to equity and inclusion. Join a dynamic team dedicated to improving patient education and promoting professional growth in a supportive environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for those passionate about making a difference in cancer care.

Benefits

Opportunities for growth and recognition

Access to professional development

Comprehensive benefits

Generous leave entitlements

Flexible work options

Discount programs through WorkPerks

Qualifications

• Recognition in Radiation Therapy with relevant degree.
• Minimum three years of recent clinical experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop and evaluate education programs for staff and students.
• Coordinate clinical learning activities and provide instruction.

Skills

Educational skills

Change agent skills

Research skills

Communication skills

Ability to teach and assess

Education

Degree in Radiation Therapy

Certificate in Adult Education

Job description

Clinical Educator, Radiation Therapy

BC Cancer

Victoria, BC

The Radiation Therapy Clinical Educator plans and directs radiation therapist education and supports the Radiation Therapy vision. The Clinical Educator in Radiation Therapy oversees:

1. the development of knowledge, skills, ability, and aptitude of radiation therapy staff and students
2. the enhancement of radiation therapy patient education programs
3. the promotion of professional and public education regarding Radiation Therapy and Radiation Therapists

What you'll do

• Collaborate on clinical education for the Radiation Therapy Program, developing new training and clinical instruction, while maintaining clinical expertise through direct treatment and/or planning duties.
• Develop, incorporate, and evaluate education programs for staff and students, aligning with provincial Radiation Therapy initiatives.
• Ensure consistent administration of education and clinical instruction, supporting quality care standards within Cancer Centers.
• Coordinate clinical learning activities, providing instruction, assessment, and support to staff and students, in accordance with CAMRT certification requirements.
• Assist in integrating research, best practices, and process redesign into educational programs, reviewing and updating materials for leadership approval.
• Promote critical inquiry and identify new learning opportunities for staff and students.
• Monitor standards of care through observation, documentation review, and incident reports, consulting with leadership for follow-up as needed.
• Provide or facilitate clinical instruction in treatment application, planning, and patient assessment.
• Help define and implement professional standards, developing education that reflects advancements in practice.
• Create a culture supporting professional development through mentoring, role modeling, coaching, and team building.
• Assess clinical learning experiences, providing feedback and evaluations, and collaborating with leadership for follow-up.

What you bring

Qualifications:

• Recognition in Radiation Therapy with a relevant degree.
• Minimum three years of recent clinical experience.
• CAMRT certification preferred.
• Certificate/diploma in adult education with experience in curriculum development and program planning.
• Knowledge of Indigenous health disparities, anti-racism, and cultural safety, with a commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion.

Core Competencies:

• Understanding of Indigenous-specific and systemic racism, with initiatives to promote a safe, inclusive environment.
• Awareness of the social and historical contexts affecting Indigenous Peoples and familiarity with relevant legislative commitments.

You have:

• Educational, change agent, and research skills.
• Ability to teach, assess, organize work independently, and communicate effectively.
• Physical ability to perform duties and skills in CPR.
• A deep understanding of personal learning journeys related to anti-racism and systems change.

What we bring

We support your well-being through health, wellness, and development programs, including:

• Opportunities for growth and recognition.
• Access to professional development and training resources.
• Comprehensive benefits, pension, and wellness programs.
• Generous leave entitlements and flexible work options.
• Discount programs through WorkPerks.

Additional Details

Job Type: Regular, Full-Time

Wage: $57.08 to $71.26 per hour

Location: 2410 Lee Avenue, Victoria, BC V8R 6V5

Application deadline: Until position is filled

Hours: Monday-Friday, with flexible hours as operationally required

Requisition Number: 183083E

About BC Cancer

BC Cancer provides comprehensive cancer control in BC, part of PHSA, committed to excellence, respect, compassion, innovation, equity, and courage. Learn more at jobs.phsa.ca/programs-and-services.

We are dedicated to anti-racism and equity, actively creating a diverse, inclusive, and culturally safe environment, especially addressing Indigenous-specific racism. We encourage applications from all, particularly Indigenous peoples, and support through dedicated recruitment contacts.

Employee Application Process

Current employees must apply via internal profiles at http://internaljobs.phsa.ca. Internal postings close on May 11, 2025. For late applications, contact [e-mail]. New applicants can request a profile setup by emailing [e-mail]. External applicants should contact [e-mail] for assistance.