Radiation Therapy Tech
About the job
- Graduate of a two-year Radiation Therapist program.
- For new graduates, an official transcript from an accredited school or a letter emailed directly from the school’s registrar confirming program completion is accepted upon graduation.
- Primary-source education verification is required within 90 days of graduation.
- New York State licensure as a Radiation Therapist is required, or the employee must hold a New York State permit and obtain licensure within six months of hire.
- Moderate clinical physical capacity is required, including continual movement, standing, walking, lifting 20–50 pounds, pushing and pulling medical equipment, assisting with patient positioning, frequent bending, twisting and reaching, and fine motor tasks. High sensory acuity, decision-making under pressure, responding to emergencies, and sustained focus are required. Work may involve exposure to infectious agents, bodily fluids, chemicals, and radiation; TB testing, mask-fit testing, and physical exams are common requirements.
- Perform simulations for treatment under the direction of the Radiation Oncologist.
- Fabricate immobilization devices and custom shielding as necessary.
- Deliver therapeutic radiation doses according to the prescription written by the Radiation Oncologist.
- Take port films, label them, and ensure they are checked appropriately.
- Under the direction of the medical physicist, ensure quality control procedures are performed on equipment.
- Record treatment information, including dose addition, port film documentation, prescription adjustments, diagrams, blocking, and landmarks.
- Schedule patient appointments.
- Maintain daily log sheets documenting inpatients, finishes, new courses, new patients, electron patients, and non-malignant cases.
- Maintain records needed for department statistics.
- Participate in the clinical instruction of Radiation Therapy students.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- ARRT certification.
About the company
Rochester Regional Health operates a regional, integrated health system delivering primary, specialty, hospital, rehabilitation, behavioral health, senior services and clinical trials across Western New York and nearby areas. Patients access care via a network of more than 500 locations, including 8 hospitals and 300+ practices, with teams coordinating prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support across settings. Its breadth and unity enable seamless transitions within one system, differentiating it from smaller providers or single-hospital networks. Its goal is to help the community stay healthy and live fulfilling lives through accessible, comprehensive, patient-centered care at every life stage.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$600K
Headquarters
Rochester, New York
Founded
N/A
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- RRH doubled Unity infusion capacity and added a dedicated oncology pharmacy in 2026.
- RRH reduced contingent nursing labor 37% and logged 14.5% RN turnover in 2025.
- Four RRH hospitals earned 2026 U.S. News recognition, supporting referrals and recruitment.
What critics are saying
- Jennifer Eslinger leaves September 21, 2026, forcing an executive search during expansion.
- NLRB cases filed in May 2026 accuse RRH of coercive statements and retaliation.
- September 2026 coding layoffs signal cost pressure and possible revenue-cycle disruption.
What makes Rochester Regional Health unique
- RRH is building Canandaigua's 39,590-square-foot specialty campus, opening early 2027.
- RRH opened a $2 million electrophysiology lab at Rochester General Hospital in 2026.
- RRH acquired Victor dermatology, adding Mohs surgery and cosmetic injectables locally.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- 401(k) Retirement Plan