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Benefits offered by this job
Full medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) Retirement Savings Program
Round the clock support
Discounted CEU courses through Supplemental University
Job summary
A healthcare staffing agency is seeking a skilled Travel Radiation Therapist for a contract opportunity in Monroe, North Carolina. The role involves administering radiation therapy and collaborating with medical teams to provide patient-centered care. Candidates should have a relevant degree, ARRT certification, and experience in radiation therapy. Comprehensive benefits are offered, including health insurance and support for professional development. This opportunity is perfect for individuals seeking to make a significant impact in patient care.
Qualifications
1–2 years of recent experience as a Radiation Therapist.
Active state license as required by North Carolina.
Responsibilities
Administer radiation therapy treatments as prescribed.
Accurately position patients and operate equipment.
Monitor patient responses and adjust treatments as necessary.
Collaborate with oncologists and nurses for quality care.
Provide patient education and reassurance.
Skills
Radiation therapy expertise
Patient education skills
Collaboration with medical professionals
Attention to detail
Education
Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in Radiation Therapy
Current BLS certification
Certification by ARRT
Job description
A healthcare staffing agency is seeking a skilled Travel Radiation Therapist for a contract opportunity in Monroe, North Carolina. The role involves administering radiation therapy and collaborating with medical teams to provide patient-centered care. Candidates should have a relevant degree, ARRT certification, and experience in radiation therapy. Comprehensive benefits are offered, including health insurance and support for professional development. This opportunity is perfect for individuals seeking to make a significant impact in patient care.