Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist

Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist:

Join a high-energy cancer care team where precision, compassion, and career momentum collide to power life-changing treatment every day! The Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist will step into a patient-first environment known for clinical excellence, low infection rates, strong patient experience scores, and innovation-forward leadership, with access to modern linear accelerators, advanced planning (IMRT/IGRT/SBRT), CT simulation, AI-enhanced workflows, and streamlined EHR tools that help the Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist focus on safe, accurate care and measurable outcomes. In the Oncology Clinic, the Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist will be part of a community-owned, not-for-profit hospital with a strong mission-driven culture within a comprehensive rural health system offering ED, inpatient, surgical, oncology, cardiac, and women's services; an established oncology program including radiation therapy services supports a tight-knit, collaborative environment with broad clinical exposure, a strong community impact serving a rural and underserved population, a supportive employee culture with strong benefits and family-friendly offerings, and opportunities for skill growth, cross-training, and expanded scope. Reporting to Radiation Oncology leadership, the Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist collaborates with radiation oncologists, medical physicists, dosimetrists, oncology nurses, and a diverse team of allied professionals. Responsibilities include simulation and immobilization, image guidance and treatment delivery, basic dose calculations with dosimetry, daily/weekly QA checks, accurate documentation and billing, and compassionate patient education. Qualifications for the Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist include ARRT certification or registry eligibility and graduation from an accredited radiation therapy program. Based in Southeastern North Carolina, the Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist will enjoy mild seasons, quick access to beaches and rivers, outdoor recreation, vibrant arts and music, celebrated barbecue and coastal cuisine, short commutes, a reasonable cost of living, diverse housing, quality schools and nearby universities, inclusive communities, and easy travel through regional airports. The Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist can expect competitive compensation and a comprehensive benefits package. Start the next chapter as a Hospital Radiation Oncology Therapist by connecting confidentially with a Clinical Management Consultants recruiter today and accelerate your impact in radiation oncology.