Travel Radiation Therapist

Travel Radiation Therapist

Lubbock, Texas

Start Date - Late August

Estimated Weekly Total - $2,509 additional details

Shift - Days

Weekly Hours - 40

Schedule - 8

Assignment Length - 13 Weeks

Location - 4002 24th St, Lubbock, TX 79410

Facility Type - Childrens Hospital

EMR - Epic

Beds - 275

OR Beds - 11

ER Visits - 236

Pediatric Trauma Level - Level II

Weekly Total* $2,509

40 Hoursx $31.59/hr - $1,263

Overtime - $65.02/hr

Call Back - $65.02/hr

Holiday - $65.02/hr

Weekly M&I Per Diem - $476

Weekly Housing Per Diem - $770

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More About Texas Texas Licensure

We're looking for Radiation Therapists for an immediate travel opening in Lubbock, TX. The right Radiation Therapist should have 1 year of experience. Read below for more requirements.

As a Radiation Therapist, you will be responsible for administering radiation treatments to patients as prescribed by a radiation oncologist. You'll play a critical role in the treatment of cancer and other diseases, ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accuracy throughout the therapy process.

As a Radiation Therapist, you should be prepared to perform the following tasks:

• Administer prescribed doses of radiation to specific body parts using radiation therapy equipment
• Position patients accurately and comfortably for each treatment session
• Verify treatment settings and patient identity before delivering therapy
• Monitor patients during procedures to ensure safety and comfort
• Use imaging technology (e.g., CT, X-rays) to guide accurate treatment delivery
• Document treatment details and maintain accurate patient records
• Communicate effectively with physicians, dosimetrists, and other team members
• Educate patients and families on procedures, side effects, and care during treatment
• Inspect, maintain, and calibrate radiation therapy equipment regularly
• Follow strict radiation safety protocols for both patients and staff

The ideal candidate must have at least one year of experience as a Radiation Therapist. Additionally, they should possess a current BLS certification and hold the ARRT (T) National Certification. State licensure may be required.

Radiation Therapists should be able to stand for long periods, work precisely with complex equipment, and offer compassionate care in emotionally sensitive situations.

Requirements*: BLS, ARRT (T), 1 Year * Additional certifications may be required before beginning an assignment.