The Radiation Therapy Aide strategically prioritizes multiple job duties in a fast-paced environment, effectively and efficiently. Performs various clerical, electronic, and patient care duties to facilitate the proper flow of patients in the department. Some job duties include assisting radiation therapists and department personnel with patient and departmental needs, including assisting personnel at the reception desk, assisting with patient transport, transferring patients via wheelchair or cart, cleaning and stocking supplies in the department, and performing other supporting duties. Under the direction of staff radiation therapists, the Radiation Therapy Aide assists in providing daily care of cancer patients, in the delivery of radiation treatments, including helping with patient setups, providing lift assistance, cleaning equipment and patient devices, escorting patients to and from the waiting rooms, contacting support personnel as needed for treatment, as well as other tasks necessary to improve patient throughput. They demonstrate positive communication and interpersonal skills. Must be self-motivated and flexible to change with the needs of the department. Ability to work varied hours and shift lengths, including weekends, evenings, and holidays at various locations outside of their required educational clinical hours.
The Radiation Therapy Aide job requires a minimal level of education: a high school diploma and 2 years of college education, specifically the prerequisites for a Radiation Therapy Program. This job requires the employee to be a current student in the Radiation Therapy program at Mayo Clinic in Arizona and maintain student status for the duration of the position. The Radiation Therapist Aide job requires the ability to learn and apply complex procedures, knowledge of Radiation Oncology, and good communication/interpersonal skills. BLS Required within 90 days.
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