Radiation Therapy Scheduler — Patient Care & Coordination

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency; Regina; On-site; CAD 34,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency is seeking a Treatment Scheduler at Allan Blair Cancer Centre in Regina. You will coordinate patient treatments across ABCC, SCC and COPS, working with medical teams and families to ensure timely scheduling and accurate data capture.

The role requires Grade 12, completion of a Medical Office Assistant or related program, and about one year of scheduling experience in a medical setting. Strong computers, confidentiality, and multitasking skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Grade 12 education is required.
• Medical Office Assistant certificate or equivalent with Medical Terminology course.
• Completion of Nursing or Radiation Therapy program acceptable.
• Twelve months of recent medical office/hospital scheduling experience.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate treatments and schedule patients for ABCC, SCC, and COPS centers.
• Work with medical care teams, center staff, patients and families to ensure timely scheduling.
• Ensure accuracy of pre-treatment data and treatment volumes.

Skills

Computers & MS Office

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Judgment & problem-solving

Organization

Independence

Multitasking

Confidentiality

Typing/data entry

Typing proficiency

Critical thinking

Cultural awareness

Education

Grade 12

Medical Office Assistant certificate/Office Education certificate + Medical Terminology

Nursing or Radiation Therapy program

Job description

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency is seeking a Treatment Scheduler at Allan Blair Cancer Centre in Regina. You will coordinate patient treatments across ABCC, SCC and COPS, working with medical teams and families to ensure timely scheduling and accurate data capture.

The role requires Grade 12, completion of a Medical Office Assistant or related program, and about one year of scheduling experience in a medical setting. Strong computers, confidentiality, and multitasking skills are essential.