Radiation Therapist (Day Shift) — Great Benefits & PTO

Dayton Physicians; Englewood (OH); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company holidays

PTO Package

401K

Scrub Allotments

Yearly Bonus Program

Job summary

Dayton Physicians Network in Englewood, OH seeks a Radiation Therapist to deliver prescribed radiation treatments and document daily patient statistics. You will setup patients, operate the linear accelerator, and monitor treatment delivery under physician supervision.

The role emphasizes safety, accurate charting, and patient education. A completed AMA-approved radiation therapy program and active ARRT license in Ohio are required, with CPR certification and 2–3 years of experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Graduate of AMA approved school in radiation therapy.
• Current Ohio Radiologic license and ARRT certification.
• CPR certification and ability to work with safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Operates the linear accelerator and delivers planned radiation therapy with supervision.
• Positions patient per setup instructions and uses devices as needed.
• Reports patient concerns to physician and adjusts treatment as required.
• Performs daily chart checks and ensures accurate documentation.
• Educates patients and/or families about procedures and expectations.
• Maintains daily treatment schedule and coordinates patient flow.

Skills

Communication skills

Microsoft Office

Practice Management system

Education

AMA approved school in radiation therapy

Ohio Department of Health Radiologic license

ARRT license

CPR certification

Tools

Practice Management system

Job description

Dayton Physicians Network in Englewood, OH seeks a Radiation Therapist to deliver prescribed radiation treatments and document daily patient statistics. You will setup patients, operate the linear accelerator, and monitor treatment delivery under physician supervision.

The role emphasizes safety, accurate charting, and patient education. A completed AMA-approved radiation therapy program and active ARRT license in Ohio are required, with CPR certification and 2–3 years of experience preferred.