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Grammar LLC

Radiation Therapist, (ARRT)

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What they do

A Radiation Therapist uses radiation therapy to treat cancer and other diseases. Works in cancer treatment centers in collaboration with oncologists (physicians who specialize in cancer treatment) and other specialists.

$106,458 / year median in Oregon

+12% projected growth

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Job Description

Role:
Radiation Therapist (ARRT Certified)
Location:
McMinnville, OR Position:
Full Time +
Benefits Must Have:
Associate's degree in Radiation Therapy. Radiation Therapy Certification required. Basic Life Support.
Responsibilities:
1. Patient Preparation & Care Explain radiation therapy procedures to patients Position patients correctly on the treatment table Ensure patient comfort and reduce anxiety during sessions Monitor patients for side effects or reactions ️ 2. Treatment Delivery Operate advanced radiation equipment such as linear accelerators Deliver prescribed doses of radiation as directed by a radiation oncologist Follow highly precise treatment plans to target tumors while protecting healthy tissue 3. Treatment Planning Assistance Work with radiation oncologists and medical physicists Assist in simulation procedures and imaging (CT, MRI) Help map out exact treatment areas using specialized software 4. Accuracy & Safety Compliance Verify treatment parameters before each session Ensure correct dosage, positioning, and alignment Follow strict radiation safety protocols to protect patients and staff 5. Equipment Operation & Quality Checks Perform routine checks and calibration of radiation machines Identify and report any equipment issues Maintain a safe and sterile treatment environment 6. Patient Monitoring & Documentation Track patient progress and response to treatment Document doses delivered and any side effects observed Maintain accurate and timely medical records 7.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration Work closely with:
Radiation oncologists Medical physicists Oncology nurses Dosimetrists Participate in treatment planning and patient care discussions 8. Patient Education & Support Educate patients on treatment process and possible side effects Provide emotional support during cancer treatment Offer guidance on managing fatigue, skin changes, and other reactions ️ 9. Radiation Protection & Safety Follow federal and institutional radiation safety guidelines Use protective equipment and shielding techniques Minimize radiation exposure to self and others 10. Use of Advanced Technology Utilize imaging systems and software for precise targeting Adapt to evolving radiation therapy technologies Key Focus Areas Precision in treatment delivery Patient safety and comfort Strict adherence to radiation protocols Team-based oncology care