Brown University Health
Lead Radiation Therapist
Rhode Island Hospital · Full-time · Posted May 12, 2026
- Experience
- At least five years as a Radiation Therapist with increasing responsibility in a hospital-based department.
- Education
- Completion of an accredited program in Radiation Therapy Technology; Bachelor Degree matriculated or achieved.
About the job
Leads and supports Radiation Therapists, helps maintain technical quality and departmental operations, and provides radiation therapy and Gamma Knife treatments as needed.
What you'll do
- Guides and orients staff on departmental policies and treatment procedures; assists with scheduling, staffing, coverage, and performance evaluations.
- Supports quality control and assurance, operates treatment equipment, interprets plans, delivers prescribed doses, and monitors patient safety.
- Performs administrative and operational functions, including staff assignments, billing, audits, statistics, protocol management, and problem solving in the Chief Therapist’s absence.
What they ask for
- Completion of an accredited Radiation Therapy Technology program.
- Current American Registry of Radiological Technologist registration and a license to practice in Rhode Island.
- Bachelor Degree matriculated or achieved.
- Knowledge of Radiation Therapy and Gamma Knife procedures, plus supervisory ability to assist in planning, directing, and evaluating technical staff.
Pay
$37.70-$62.19 (base salary; currency not stated)
Tools
Gamma Knife, linear accelerators, simulators, computer terminals
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