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The New Zealand Government is seeking a Staff Radiation Therapist to join a dynamic, well-equipped department in Auckland. This role focuses on delivering high-quality, personalised patient care with advanced clinical techniques alongside a dedicated team.
Successful candidates will hold a recognised qualification in Radiation Therapy, be eligible for registration with the NZ MRTB, and possess a collaborative mindset. Opportunities for leadership and skill development are provided, making this role an excellent choice for those looking to advance their careers in a supportive environment.
Join an encouraging and inspiring team striving to deliver world‑class health care and support the wellbeing of our patients. This growing service employs high‑tech equipment and exciting clinical pathways. Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora is committed to building a health system that serves all New Zealanders.
Staff Radiation Therapist role: join a busy, modern, well‑equipped department delivering high‑quality, personalised care alongside a diverse team of around 90 radiation therapists. Advance your career while making a real difference.
Deliver high‑quality, personalised care for patients, participate in advanced clinical techniques such as SABR (lung and spine), VMAT, Deep Inhalation Breath Hold for breast patients, EEBH, and more. Work collaboratively with 20 radiation oncologists, medical physics and nursing teams. Provide full orientation and ongoing support via a dedicated training team.
Full orientation and ongoing support, opportunities for leadership and skill development, based at Auckland City Hospital – one of the largest single‑site departments in Australasia. Services are supported by a multidisciplinary team delivering outstanding care. The department is a specialist paediatric centre for the upper North Island region.
Health New Zealand embraces a workforce that is diverse and inclusive, welcoming applicants from Māori, Pacific, disabled and rainbow communities.