Travel Radiation Oncology Therapist

Job overview

The Travel Radiation Oncology Therapist role is an onsite travel assignment; the listing identifies University Park, PA, and describes a potential strike assignment in the fall. Compensation is not specified. U.S. Nursing provides staffing solutions to healthcare facilities during labor disputes to support continuous patient care. The therapist administers prescribed radiation treatments, operates therapeutic equipment, monitors patients, and maintains treatment records. The role also helps patients and families understand treatment reactions and post-treatment care while supporting continuity of care during a potential labor dispute.

What you'll do

• Administer prescribed radiation doses using radiation therapy equipment and established practices
• operate therapeutic medical equipment and adjust controls or dosage
• monitor patients during treatments and procedures
• educate and reassure patients and families about treatment reactions and post-treatment care
• maintain records of radiation dosages, equipment settings, and patient reactions.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

travel radiation oncology therapist

radiation therapy

onsite travel assignment

university park pa

us allied

patient monitoring

radiation equipment

patient education

arrt certification

bls

any shift availability

potential strike assignment

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

The posting describes a potential fall strike assignment, requires commitment to nine days away from home after official 10-day notice, and requires availability for any shift without guaranteed shift placement. Qualifications include ARRT certification, BLS, recent experience, and graduation from an accredited radiology technology program.

About the employer

US Allied is hiring for this role. Industry: Temporary Help Services. Sector: 56.