Veterinary Radiation Therapist - SRS & Pet Care Leader

PetCure Oncology Seattle; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 83,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Health insurance

Dental and vision insurance

401k with employer contribution

CE development support

Parental leave

Job summary

PetCure Oncology in Seattle, WA is seeking a Radiation Therapist to administer radiation therapies, including SRS, to veterinary patients under a board-certified radiation oncologist. The role emphasizes accurate treatment delivery, patient care, anesthesia, and teamwork.

Requirements include ARRT certification or state licensing, 2+ years in radiation therapy, and familiarity with Varian/ARIA systems. Strong communication and a willingness to learn veterinary anatomy are essential.

Qualifications

• ARRT certified or licensed in Radiation Therapy.
• Minimum two years as a staff radiation therapist in human or veterinary RT.
• Experience with stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and RapidArc-capable linac is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Deliver prescribed radiation therapy to canine and feline patients under supervision.
• Communicate with pet families about treatment, side effects, and follow-ups.
• Accurately document patient info and upload imaging for planning.
• Assist in QA, patient positioning, and equipment checks.
• Promote SRS and participate in community and hospital education.

Skills

ARRT certification

Communication skills

Teamwork

Problem solving

Technical proficiency

Education

Associate's or Bachelor's in Radiation Therapy or Radiography

12-month certificate in radiation therapy

Tools

Varian equipment

ARIA

CBCT

Eclipse software

Job description

PetCure Oncology in Seattle, WA is seeking a Radiation Therapist to administer radiation therapies, including SRS, to veterinary patients under a board-certified radiation oncologist. The role emphasizes accurate treatment delivery, patient care, anesthesia, and teamwork.

Requirements include ARRT certification or state licensing, 2+ years in radiation therapy, and familiarity with Varian/ARIA systems. Strong communication and a willingness to learn veterinary anatomy are essential.