Job Overview:
Radiation Therapists support physician diagnoses by administering radiation therapy. Typical responsibilities include preparing patients for and administering radiation therapy. Radiation Therapists provide information/education to patients regarding radiation procedures, deal with physician orders, and correct authorization/paper work for reimbursement.
Where do Radiation Therapists work in Alaska?
Radiation Therapists work wherever there is a health care provider who has the equipment and authority to order radiation therapy
Education Needed:
- Graduation from high school
- Completion of a formal Radiologic Technology training program, preferably an Associate Degree or greater
- A national certification examination is offered by the American Registry of Radiologic Technology (ARRT).
Hourly Wage - $21.35-$38.46
