Radiation Therapist: SBRT/SRS & CT Simulation Expert

LiveWell Homecare Agency; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Retirement plans

Tuition assistance

Flexible spending accounts

Job summary

LiveWell Homecare Agency in St. Louis, MO seeks a Certified Board Simulation Radiation Therapist to perform patient treatments under the supervision of Radiation Oncologists.

The role involves preparing patients and charts, delivering precise treatments, and coordinating treatment schedules, with exposure to CT simulation and advanced systems. The ideal candidate may be a recent graduate or experienced therapist with knowledge of SBRT, SRS, and adaptive therapy using modern linear accelerators

Qualifications

• Completion of an accredited Radiation Therapy program.
• Board Certification by ARRT (RT(T)).
• High School Diploma or GED required; Bachelor’s degree preferred.
• Licensure as RT(T).
• Strong understanding of radiation therapy techniques and equipment.
• Attention to detail and patient care.

Responsibilities

• Prepare patients and treatment charts
• Deliver accurate radiation treatments
• Complete treatment processes and coordinate scheduling
• Utilize advanced treatment techniques (SBRT, SRS, Adaptive, OSMS, etc.) with state-of-the-art equipment including linear accelerators and CT simulators

Skills

ARRT RT(T)

Accredited program

RT(T) licensure

Radiation techniques

Patient care

Education

Radiation Therapy program completion

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Job description

LiveWell Homecare Agency in St. Louis, MO seeks a Certified Board Simulation Radiation Therapist to perform patient treatments under the supervision of Radiation Oncologists.

The role involves preparing patients and charts, delivering precise treatments, and coordinating treatment schedules, with exposure to CT simulation and advanced systems. The ideal candidate may be a recent graduate or experienced therapist with knowledge of SBRT, SRS, and adaptive therapy using modern linear accelerators