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Prefer experience with Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulations on radiation safety. Must meet all state and federal requirements of Assistant Radiation Safety Officer as outlined by NRC within 2 years.
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Required Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities: Minimum of 5 years in Radiology & 2 years experience in Radiation Safety Tenet complies with federal, state, and/or local laws regarding mandatory vaccination of its workforce.
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Practices radiation safety through appropriate use of radiation protection devices and adhering to radiation safety standards in order to protect patient, self and staff and to comply with regulatory agencies and requirements.
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Observes equipment for proper operation and reports any malfunctions to Leadership, Physicist and/or Radiation Safety Officer. Successfully deliver appropriate treatment as prescribed by Radiation Oncologist.
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Radiation therapy skills: External Beam Radiation Therapy (Teletherapy), Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT), Radiation safety precautions. " Setting experience: Inpatient oncology, Radiation Oncology.
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Monitors radiation therapy equipment to ensure proper operation and follows principles of radiation protection to ensure safety for patient, self, and others. Current registration by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists as a radiation therapist with an accredited program of radiation therapy technology PLUS Current Licensure as a Radiation Therapist with the Arkansas Department of Health.
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Works at the clinic site in collaboration with the Cancer Care Leadership to ensure high quality and safe interpretation, delivery, operation, and monitoring of radiation safety policies, procedures, standards, and equipment for Radiation Oncology Services.
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Ensures compliance with Federal, State and organizational regulations for radiation safety. - Provides physics consultation to all radiation oncology personnel and radiation oncologist concerning aspects of patient care and treatment.
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Experience: Three years' experience as a Medical Physicist in a Radiation Therapy department, including time spent as a Medical Physics Resident, required. The Medical Physicist will directly work with medical staff, nursing staff, and other managers in the hospital to ensure that the Cancer Center functions and specific radiation safety matters are consistent with established goals and objectives.
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Experience as a radiation oncology medical physicist, including clinical experience with linac calibrations and QC, treatment planning system QC and routine use, sealed isotope therapy and radiation safety, IMRT planning and delivery, computer systems quality control, and medical physics program documentation.
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No Floating Req to Sister Facilities: No Required/Preferred Years of experience REQ: 1 year First-timers accepted: Yes National Certs REQ: BLS, ARRT (CT), SCRQSA (CT) Must be registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) (CT), as well as Computed Tomography and South Carolina Radiation Quality Standards Association is required.
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Maintains, provides and reports regulatory information and required documentation to the Radiation Safety Officer and Committee. Experience: 2 years Radiologic Technologist, 2 years as a Registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist.
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Two years of applied health physics experience in a program with radiation safety problems similar to those in the program to be surveyed. Three years of applied health physics experience in a program with radiation safety problems similar to those in the program to be surveyed.
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Provide technical assistance in the development of treatment plans for patients undergoing radiation therapy; monitor patients; maintain established policies, procedures, objectives, quality measurement, and safety; perform clinical research as required.
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Assists the radiation safety officer as needed. Assist the radiation safety officer when needed. Performs quality nuclear imaging exams using proper equipment along with radiation protection practices.
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