Radiation Therapist Bank

Provide direct patient care throughout radiotherapy treatment ensuring individualised care plans are implemented and patients receive prescribed treatments safely and effectively.

Administer medications and treatments as prescribed assess patients for radiation therapy side effects and provide appropriate interventions within the scope of practice.

Educate patients and their families about treatment procedures potential side effects and healthcare instructions ensuring understanding and compliance.

Deliver radiation therapy according to approved prescriptions and treatment plans following departmental protocols and promptly reporting any deviations to the appropriate clinical specialists.

Perform and review pre-treatment verification imaging record simulation data accurately update patient management systems and maintain complete clinical documentation.

Monitor patients conditions communicate changes to relevant healthcare professionals provide emotional support and arrange referrals to appropriate hospital and community support services when required.

Maintain patient safety privacy and confidentiality while adhering to infection prevention aseptic techniques isolation procedures and all relevant hospital policies.

Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings patient handovers departmental quality assurance activities clinical audits accreditation processes and health promotion initiatives.

Maintain professional standards in accordance with the IIRRT scope of practice and code of conduct participate in continuing professional development supervise students and contribute to staff induction and training.

Demonstrate effective time management maintain professional appearance attend mandatory training and staff meetings comply with departmental requirements wear prescribed radiation monitoring devices and provide on-call support for emergency treatments when required.

Completion of a recognised Radiation Therapy Technology programme at an Irish EU or AMA-approved institution.

CORU registration.

Open to all suitably qualified candidates.

Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Demonstrate motivation initiative and an innovative approach to work.

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to present information clearly and concisely.

Strong planning and organisational skills with flexibility to accommodate departmental rotations rostering night duty and on-call requirements.

Knowledge of developments in the specialised area and relevant hospital policies.

Commitment to quality patient care and service excellence.

Ability to empathise with patients relatives and colleagues while treating everyone with dignity and respect.

Fully funded private health insurance.

Highly competitive salary packages.

Employer pension contributions.

Relocation assistance.

Subsidised parking facilities.

Educational grants and financial support for further studies.

Ongoing professional development and training opportunities.

Excellent career progression prospects.

Discounted healthcare services for employees and their immediate family members.