Radiation Therapist I

Closure Date: October 29, 2026 11:59PM Position #: 188096 Union: Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union Bargaining Unit: SGEU

• Saskatchewan Cancer Agency City/Town: Regina Facility: Allan Blair Cancer Centre Department: Radiation Therapy Type: Full-time regular Expected Start Date: November 17, 2026 Expected End Date: None FTE: 1 Shift Information: Days Number of Hours per Rotation: In a 3 week rotation : 14 shift(s) of 7.77 hours Salary or Pay Band: Pay Band 6, $54.006 to $61.716 (5 step range) GENERAL ACCOUNTABILITY: The Radiation Therapist I is responsible for preparing, planning and delivering accurate and precise ionizing radiation treatments to cancer patients according to the prescription of a Radiation Oncologist. The Radiation Therapist I reports to the Provincial Leader or Site Manager of Radiation Therapy with daily work functions supervised by a Radiation Therapist II.

QUALIFICATIONS

Education

Bachelor Degree/Diploma in Radiation Therapy Certification for Basic Life Saver (BLS)-C Memberships: Licensed with Saskatchewan Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (SAMRT) Membership with the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists (CAMRT) Experience: No previous experience Skills: Proficiency with a variety of computer systems and software applications.

Ability to perform a range of Radiation Therapy methods and processes including treatment planning, simulation and treatment. Moderate judgment and problem solving skills are required to select the most appropriate action from a variety of alternatives. Ability to interpret detailed information and communicate effectively both orally and in writing.

Human relations skills are required to develop formal relationships of a therapeutic nature to assist others in achieving their short or long term goals. Accuracy of fine motor movements required for operating treatment unit controls, tattooing patients, and data entry. Maintain confidentiality. Knowledge of culturally responsive care for First Nations and Métis people.