Radiation therapist jobs

A radiation therapist is a healthcare professional who treats patients with cancer and other diseases by providing radiation therapy.

Typically to become a radiation therapist, you will need the following: 

• An associate or bachelor’s degree in radiation therapy from an accredited program 
• Completion of clinical training and a certification from an accredited body, such as the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) 
• A license to practice, although not all states require this 

Common tasks that radiation therapists complete on a day-to-day basis include: 

• Preparing patients for radiation treatment 
• Monitoring patients’ side effects 
• Ensuring accurate delivery of prescription doses 
• Maintaining treatment records 
• Providing emotional support and education to patients about their treatment plan 
• Collaborating with oncologists and other healthcare professionals 

Favorite compensates its employees on a weekly basis, offering either direct deposits or paper checks. This payment schedule applies to radiation therapists as well, unless the facility where you are employed opts for a bi-weekly payment system.

From the moment you submit your application to receiving a job offer, the process for radiation therapists can be as quick as 24 to 48 hours. However, the credentialing phase may extend up to two weeks.

Yes, you are able to apply to multiple radiation therapist positions at once with Favorite. A recruiter will reach out to you to discuss your applications and match you with the most suitable role.

Yes, our partner organization, Espirita, provides sponsorship for radiation therapists from around the world and assists with the visa application process.