Radiation Therapist
Duties and Responsibilities:
Radiation therapy assists
radiologists and oncologists in treating diseases by exposing areas of patient’s
bodies to ionizing heat radiation. In addition to helping with treatments, scientists
are responsible for maintaining the radiation therapy equipment and helping to
maintain patient records. It is provided in hospitals, public health clinics,
cancer treatment centers, and private offices.
Average Salary:
$22,000-$36,000
Educational Requirements:
A student should take the
most challenging classes in science, math, and English. Learners can train to
become radiation therapists in either one or two year programs. One year
programs are often accessible by hospitals. To be able to succeed for a one
year program, a candidate must have advanced from an approved program in radiologic
technology or been a nurse with schooling in radiation physics. A high school
diploma or GED is essential.
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