Radiation Therapist
piedmont healthcareColumbus (GA)
About the role
Overview:
When you join Piedmont, you're not just changing your work environment. We open doors to real change in the lives we touch - especially yours. We're committed to bringing award-winning care to communities across Georgia and celebrating the strength our diversity creates. Together, we're doing big things. One employee, one team, and one community at a time. Piedmont is a place where your work truly matters-and where you're supported to do your best every day. We offer a collaborative culture, innovative resources, and leadership that is genuinely invested in your growth. With competitive benefits, wellness programs, and opportunities for advancement, you'll have what you need to thrive now and build a strong future.
Responsibilities:
Radiation Therapist, FT, Piedmont Columbus John B. Amos Cancer Center, 5000K Sign On Bonus Performing tumor localizations and administering ionizing radiation for infant, pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric patients as prescribed by the supervising physician.
Qualifications:
Education Graduate of An ARRT-accredited radiation therapy program. Required Work Experience No experience required Required Licenses and CertificationsASRT - Radiation Therapist Registered in radiation therapy with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. Upon Hire Required andCPR - Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation CPR certified Upon Hire Required Business Unit: Company Name: Piedmont Columbus Midtown
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