Travel Radiation Therapist

American Traveler

Oak Lawn (IL)

On-site

USD 75,000 - 95,000

Full time

6 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

High pay

Bonuses

Medical Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k)

Weekly Pay

Free CEUs

Job summary

American Traveler, LLC. seeks a Radiation Therapist with ARRT certification and 1+ year of experience for a hospital oncology department using TrueBeam technology.

The candidate will work a day shift and support a team of 12 therapists in a busy outpatient/inpatient setting with EPIC Mosaic for charting. The role requires BLS, Illinois IDNS/IEMA certification, and license as applicable, plus strong patient-rooming and setup skills.

Qualifications

ARRT and BLS certifications required.
IDNS (Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety) - IEMA certification required.
License required if applicable.
Minimum 1 year of core radiation therapy experience, with most recent experience within the last year.
EPIC experience required.
Skilled in rooming and setting up patients in the treatment room.

Responsibilities

Hospital-based Radiation Oncology department with 3 treatment rooms.
95% outpatient with some inpatient and emergency appointments.
Patient ratio of 1:1 with 20 patients per machine per day.
Average of 55 outpatients, 10 consults, and 15 follow-ups per week.
Uses TrueBeam for radiation treatment delivery.
Uses EPIC Mosaic for charting and Alaris Pyxis systems.
Day shift schedule, Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm.
No floating, on-call, or weekend rotation requirements.
Work alongside a team of 12 therapists, 4 RNs, and 2-3 physicians.
One day of facility and unit orientation (NEO) provided.
Fast-paced, flexible, and team-oriented work culture.
Facility closed on holidays; time off during the week of Christmas requires Team Lead approval.
Scrubs of any color permitted.
Free parking available in designated areas.
Open to first-time travelers with required experience.
Local candidates accepted at the same rate with no radius restrictions.
Former employees of the health system or its subsidiaries must be separated for at least 12 months before becoming eligible for travel assignments.

Skills

ARRT certification

BLS certification

Experience in radiation therapy

Tools

EPIC Mosaic

Alaris Pyxis

Job description

American Traveler seeks a Radiation Therapist with ARRT certification and 1+ year of experience for a hospital oncology department utilizing TrueBeam technology.

Requirements

ARRT and BLS certifications required
IDNS (Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety) - IEMA certification required
License required if applicable
Minimum 1 year of core radiation therapy experience, with most recent experience within the last year
EPIC experience required
Skilled in rooming and setting up patients in the treatment room
No artificial fingernails or extenders allowed during direct patient contact; natural nail tips must be kept under 1/4-inch long

Responsibilities

Hospital-based Radiation Oncology department with 3 treatment rooms
95% outpatient with some inpatient and emergency appointments
Patient ratio of 1:1 with 20 patients per machine per day
Average of 55 outpatients, 10 consults, and 15 follow-ups per week
Uses TrueBeam for radiation treatment delivery
Uses EPIC Mosaic for charting and Alaris Pyxis systems
Day shift schedule, Monday through Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm
No floating, on-call, or weekend rotation requirements
Work alongside a team of 12 therapists, 4 RNs, and 2-3 physicians
One day of facility and unit orientation (NEO) provided
Fast-paced, flexible, and team-oriented work culture
Facility closed on holidays; time off during the week of Christmas requires Team Lead approval
Scrubs of any color permitted
Free parking available in designated areas
Open to first-time travelers with required experience
Local candidates accepted at the same rate with no radius restrictions
Former employees of the health system or its subsidiaries must be separated for at least 12 months before becoming eligible for travel assignments