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Radiation Therapist needed for Oak Lawn, IL
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Travel Radiation Therapist – Oak Lawn, IL
Sunbelt Staffing is seeking an experienced travel radiation therapist for a 13-week assignment in Oak Lawn, IL. Oak Lawn is a vibrant suburb of Chicago, known for its excellent healthcare facilities and welcoming community.
Responsibilities:
- Administer prescribed doses of radiation to specific body areas using True Beam technology
- Room patients and prepare them for treatment sessions
- Set up treatment rooms and ensure all necessary equipment is ready
- Monitor patients during treatment for any adverse reactions and provide necessary support
- Maintain accurate patient records using EPIC and Mosaic charting systems
- Operate and maintain radiation therapy equipment following safety protocols
- Work with Alaris IVs and Pyxis medication systems as needed
- Ensure compliance with hospital and radiation safety regulations
Job Details:
- Location: Oak Lawn, IL
- Duration: 13 weeks
- Charting System: EPIC, Mosaic
- Equipment & Systems: Alaris IVs, Pyxis Med
Requirements:
- Minimum 1 year of radiation therapy experience
- Active ARRT, BLS (AHA), and IEMA certifications
- Experience with:
- True Beam technology
- Rooming patients and assisting with patient care
- Setting up treatment rooms
Join Sunbelt Staffing and embark on your next travel adventure!
To learn more please call or apply today.
Ron Reichert
National Hiring Manager
813-261-2263
ron.reichert@sunbeltstaffing.com
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Quick ApplyWhat are Radiation Therapists?
Radiation therapists are part of the healthcare team that treats patients with cancer and other diseases. As a radiation therapist, you are responsible for administering radiation treatments to patients. Beyond a formal education and certification, radiation therapists are responsible for being personable towards their patients who may be anxious or nervous about this procedure. It’s essential that radiation therapists are able to help put their patients at ease by listening and responding appropriately.
Radiation Therapist Job Duties
Some of the responsibilities of a radiation therapist include:
- Explaining treatments to patients and their families
- Keeping detailed records of treatments
- Administering treatments
- Monitoring patients
In order to become a radiation therapist, you must first complete either an associate or bachelor’s degree. After obtaining a degree, you must complete a certification that specializes in radiation therapy. To become certified, complete a training program or have two years of hands-on experience and pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologist certification exam, which renews annually.
Radiation Therapist Salary & Job Outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, radiation therapists are among the healthcare professionals who can anticipate an increase in employment by 9% from 2018 to 2028. An aging population certainly contributes to this demand, as well as advances in radiation therapies. Additionally, the salary can vary depending on your experience, skills, certifications and the healthcare facility location.
With Sunbelt, the opportunities are endless for your next radiation therapist role. Partner with us to see your work in a whole new light.
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