Duties & Responsibilities:
A
radiation therapist assist radiologist and cancer specialist to treat diseases
by studying the areas of the patients’ bodies to ionize radiation. They are
responsible maintaining the radiation therapy equipment and helping to maintain
patient records. Radiation therapy is provided in hospitals, public health
clinics, cancer treatment centers, and private offices.
Salary: $22,000 - $36,000
Education:
To become a radiation therapist you
should take the most challenging science, math, and English courses available
in high school. Students can train to
become a radiation therapist in either one or two year programs. One year programs are often offered by
hospitals. To qualify for a one year
program, an applicant must have graduated from an approved program in
radiologic technology or been a nurse with education in radiation physics. A high school diploma or a GED is required to
enter two year courses.
Reflection: I think i will consider myself to become a radiation therapist. It looks like a good career to have.
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