Trainee - Radiation Therapist

A Trainee – Radiation Therapist may be employed up to twelve (12) months, on a full-time basis as they complete an approved program of study. Trainee positions are designed to “Earn while you Learn”, in a formal program of study. The training is supported by AR Gould and applicants are required to sign an extra-ordinary training agreement as part of the position offer. Once the trainee successfully passes the education program and the appropriate licensure/ certification examination, they are expected to transition to a full-time role in their area of study. Details and expectations are included in their letter of agreement/extra-ordinary training agreement. In addition to the essential duties for the course work, the training and /or competency evaluation is based upon the standard education curriculum and the essential duties of the position. (By way of example, LPN trainees must be able to meet the essential duties for LPN).

Responsibilities:

• Upon completion of the education program, meet the essential duties and responsibilities for the position sought.
• Actively participate in classroom and clinical experiences, adhering to all program requirements in order to successfully complete the program.
• Meet all program admission requirements prior to being offered a position.
• Meet all program exit requirements, including requirements for the certified/licensed position sought.
• Keep Clinical Instructor informed of the patient’s status and changes as well as problems.
• Comply with mandated hospital and departmental programs.
• Accept responsibility for professional growth and development.
• Demonstrate a commitment to the philosophy and objectives of AR Gould.
• Work with the education and leadership team to assure a balance of work and educational responsibilities.

Other Information:

• Must already be a graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program, possess a minimum of associate degree from an institution that is accredited by an acceptable accrediting body according to the ARRT.
• Must already hold the professional designation RT(R).
• Must meet program admission/certification/licensure requirements.
• Will obtain active licensure or certification status within 120 days of completion of the program, unless otherwise specified in the agreement letter.
• Must be able to read and write with proficiency to accomplish responsibilities.
• Must attend all clinical and class educational sessions and complete the educational requirements of the course.
• Teamwork, motivation, self-directedness, and commitment to patients are essential skills.

Education

• Required Associate's Degree 
• Must already be a graduate of an accredited Radiologic Technology program, possess a minimum of an associate degree from an institution that is accredited by an acceptable accrediting body according to the ARRT, and hold the professional designation of RT(R).