Float Radiation Therapy Assistant — Part-Time

Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 30,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada in Las Vegas is seeking a Radiation Therapy Assistant Float for a part-time role. You will work alongside radiation therapists to support patient care, prepare blocking devices, and assist in simulations and treatments.

The position emphasizes safety, accuracy, and compliance with US Oncology programs. Candidates should have a High School diploma and at least one year of healthcare experience; experience with radiation therapy principles is preferred but

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Minimum one year medical/healthcare experience required.
• Prior experience with radiation therapy principles and block fabrication preferred, but not required.

Responsibilities

• Accurately manufactures cerrobend blocks including proper labeling for patient and orientations.
• Under direct supervision, assists in the set up of accurate radiation therapy treatments and simulations including assisting with patient transfers, set-up and changing custom blocks.
• Assists with maintaining QA standards for processes by conducting regularly scheduled diagnostic equipment checks.
• Assists with front office duties including film acquisition and inventory, answering phones, and filing and purging medical records.
• Performs courier services to transfer patient information between treatment sites.
• Assists with the manufacture of custom patient molds/treatment devices in the simulator and/or treatment room.
• Assists in maintaining medical supply inventories.

Skills

Healthcare experience

Radiation therapy principles (pref)

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Job description

Comprehensive Cancer Centers of Nevada in Las Vegas is seeking a Radiation Therapy Assistant Float for a part-time role. You will work alongside radiation therapists to support patient care, prepare blocking devices, and assist in simulations and treatments.

The position emphasizes safety, accuracy, and compliance with US Oncology programs. Candidates should have a High School diploma and at least one year of healthcare experience; experience with radiation therapy principles is preferred but