Radiation Therapy Technologist Jobs in Arizona
Radiation Therapy Technologist jobs in Arizona are concentrated in Phoenix, Tucson, and Scottsdale, where large health systems drive consistent demand for specialists in linear accelerator operation, stereotactic radiosurgery, and brachytherapy. Banner Health, Dignity Health, and the Mayo Clinic's Arizona campus are among the most established employers in the state, hiring across entry-level and senior clinical roles. Arizona's growing and aging population has made it one of the more active radiation oncology markets in the Southwest. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Primary City/State:
Gilbert, ArizonaDepartment Name:
Radiation Oncology-ClinicWork Shift:
DayJob Category:
Clinical CareNew grads welcome!
Location: Banner MD Anderson 2946 E Gateway Gilbert AZ
Sign-On and Relocation Assistance available!
- $7500 issued within 45 business days
- $7500 issued after 24months of employment
Great options and opportunities. We’re certified as a Great Place To Work® and are looking for professionals to help us make Banner Health the best place to work and receive care. Apply today!
Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center combines the expertise of Banner Health, one of the country’s largest nonprofit hospital systems, with the internationally renowned MD Anderson Cancer Center. We provide the quality care of MD Anderson to Arizona patients, ensuring they benefit from top-tier cancer treatment close to home. Our center offers a warm, personalized experience while providing access to MD Anderson trials and innovative therapies.
As a Radiation Therapist, you’ll be part of a high-performing, collaborative team dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care in a technologically advanced and supportive environment. This role offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic department with five treatment vaults, treating an average of 20–30 patients per vault each day.
Department Operations & Workflow
- Therapists play a key role in the patient journey, starting from simulation through treatment delivery.
- Patients are typically scheduled 3–10 days post-simulation, with clear communication and tentative schedules provided upfront.
- Therapists coordinate closely with Physics and Dosimetry to ensure timely QA and chart checks, maintaining a smooth and efficient workflow.
Technology & Equipment
- The department utilizes Varian TrueBeam, Versa Elekta, and Flexitron HDR machines.
- An exciting upgrade is planned for early 2026, replacing two Elekta machines with Halcyon and Ethos systems bringing cutting-edge technology to the team.
- Software systems include Mosaiq for record keeping and RayStation for treatment planning.
Team & Culture
- Collaboration is a cornerstone of the department, with open communication across Teams and group threads involving RNs, Physicists, and Dosimetrists.
- While Dosimetrists work remotely, one typically visits onsite weekly to maintain strong team connections.
- Monthly therapist meetings include all service lines across Arizona, and interdisciplinary rounds are available for those who wish to participate.
Training & Development
- Continuing education is actively supported through vendor-led in-services, many of which offer CE credits.
- Tuition reimbursement is available for those pursuing further education through Banner.
- Therapists have the opportunity to attend national conferences like ASTRO, with a rotation system ensuring fair access across service lines.
Performance & Growth
- The department values career development and supports succession planning.
- Mid-year evaluations provide a platform for discussing long-term goals and advancement opportunities.
- Success is measured through Net Promoter Scores and quarterly patient satisfaction reviews, with a focus on celebrating wins and identifying areas for improvement.
POSITION SUMMARY
This position performs prescribed planned course of radiation therapy as directed by following department/facility policies, procedures, guidelines and protocols and in accordance with standards of professional radiation therapy practice. Performs needed assessment, care and treatment planning for patient population.
CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Performs radiation therapy treatments by following and verifying referring providers’ orders. Uses independent judgment and applies learned methodologies according to established policy and procedures.
2. Educates patients/families regarding procedure and/or treatment to be performed. Demonstrates professional behavior/conduct in all interactions; fosters teamwork, efficient use of resources and quality patient outcomes.
3. Operates treatment and treatment planning equipment to include simulation in accordance with departmental policy. Prepares treatments and administers prescribed doses in accordance with established policies. Prepares and maintains accurate documentation.
4. Demonstrates competence in performing prescribed invasive/interventional procedures in accordance with established policies.
5. Performs and evaluates equipment quality control measurements. Demonstrates the ability to trouble shoot and notifies appropriate personnel to maintain equipment performance. Maintains a safe environment for patients, personnel, and visitors. Adheres to radiation safety practices. Ensures the safe receipt, administration, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials utilizing ALARA principles.
6. Accountable for the ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities related to radiation oncology practice. This includes maintaining confidentiality of all work information.
7. Assures the efficient operation of workflow of the department.
8. Independently performs prescribed radiation therapy procedures in accordance with department/facility policies, procedures and protocols to patients. Internal customers: All levels of radiation oncology, nursing management and staff, medical staff, and all other members of the interdisciplinary health care team. External Customers: regulatory and health agencies, patients, caregivers and family members.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Must possess a strong knowledge of clinical care as normally obtained through an Associate degree in radiation oncology or related field.
Requires national certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and licensure by the state regulatory agency if applicable. BLS certification required.
Must be knowledgeable of clinical techniques, applications and equipment relative to the area of work. Must demonstrate effective communication skills, human relations skills, and be safety conscious.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Previous radiation therapy experience preferred.
Additional related education and/or experience preferred.
EEO Statement:
EEO/Disabled/Veterans
Our organization supports a drug-free work environment.
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Primary City/State:
Gilbert, ArizonaDepartment Name:
Radiation Oncology-ClinicWork Shift:
DayJob Category:
Clinical CareNew grads welcome!
Location: Banner MD Anderson 2946 E Gateway Gilbert AZ
Sign-On and Relocation Assistance available!
- $7500 issued within 45 business days
- $7500 issued after 24months of employment
Great options and opportunities. We’re certified as a Great Place To Work® and are looking for professionals to help us make Banner Health the best place to work and receive care. Apply today!
Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center combines the expertise of Banner Health, one of the country’s largest nonprofit hospital systems, with the internationally renowned MD Anderson Cancer Center. We provide the quality care of MD Anderson to Arizona patients, ensuring they benefit from top-tier cancer treatment close to home. Our center offers a warm, personalized experience while providing access to MD Anderson trials and innovative therapies.
As a Radiation Therapist, you’ll be part of a high-performing, collaborative team dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care in a technologically advanced and supportive environment. This role offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic department with five treatment vaults, treating an average of 20–30 patients per vault each day.
Department Operations & Workflow
- Therapists play a key role in the patient journey, starting from simulation through treatment delivery.
- Patients are typically scheduled 3–10 days post-simulation, with clear communication and tentative schedules provided upfront.
- Therapists coordinate closely with Physics and Dosimetry to ensure timely QA and chart checks, maintaining a smooth and efficient workflow.
Technology & Equipment
- The department utilizes Varian TrueBeam, Versa Elekta, and Flexitron HDR machines.
- An exciting upgrade is planned for early 2026, replacing two Elekta machines with Halcyon and Ethos systems bringing cutting-edge technology to the team.
- Software systems include Mosaiq for record keeping and RayStation for treatment planning.
Team & Culture
- Collaboration is a cornerstone of the department, with open communication across Teams and group threads involving RNs, Physicists, and Dosimetrists.
- While Dosimetrists work remotely, one typically visits onsite weekly to maintain strong team connections.
- Monthly therapist meetings include all service lines across Arizona, and interdisciplinary rounds are available for those who wish to participate.
Training & Development
- Continuing education is actively supported through vendor-led in-services, many of which offer CE credits.
- Tuition reimbursement is available for those pursuing further education through Banner.
- Therapists have the opportunity to attend national conferences like ASTRO, with a rotation system ensuring fair access across service lines.
Performance & Growth
- The department values career development and supports succession planning.
- Mid-year evaluations provide a platform for discussing long-term goals and advancement opportunities.
- Success is measured through Net Promoter Scores and quarterly patient satisfaction reviews, with a focus on celebrating wins and identifying areas for improvement.
POSITION SUMMARY
This position performs prescribed planned course of radiation therapy as directed by following department/facility policies, procedures, guidelines and protocols and in accordance with standards of professional radiation therapy practice. Performs needed assessment, care and treatment planning for patient population.
CORE FUNCTIONS
1. Performs radiation therapy treatments by following and verifying referring providers’ orders. Uses independent judgment and applies learned methodologies according to established policy and procedures.
2. Educates patients/families regarding procedure and/or treatment to be performed. Demonstrates professional behavior/conduct in all interactions; fosters teamwork, efficient use of resources and quality patient outcomes.
3. Operates treatment and treatment planning equipment to include simulation in accordance with departmental policy. Prepares treatments and administers prescribed doses in accordance with established policies. Prepares and maintains accurate documentation.
4. Demonstrates competence in performing prescribed invasive/interventional procedures in accordance with established policies.
5. Performs and evaluates equipment quality control measurements. Demonstrates the ability to trouble shoot and notifies appropriate personnel to maintain equipment performance. Maintains a safe environment for patients, personnel, and visitors. Adheres to radiation safety practices. Ensures the safe receipt, administration, storage, and disposal of radioactive materials utilizing ALARA principles.
6. Accountable for the ethical, legal, and professional responsibilities related to radiation oncology practice. This includes maintaining confidentiality of all work information.
7. Assures the efficient operation of workflow of the department.
8. Independently performs prescribed radiation therapy procedures in accordance with department/facility policies, procedures and protocols to patients. Internal customers: All levels of radiation oncology, nursing management and staff, medical staff, and all other members of the interdisciplinary health care team. External Customers: regulatory and health agencies, patients, caregivers and family members.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Must possess a strong knowledge of clinical care as normally obtained through an Associate degree in radiation oncology or related field.
Requires national certification from the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists and licensure by the state regulatory agency if applicable. BLS certification required.
Must be knowledgeable of clinical techniques, applications and equipment relative to the area of work. Must demonstrate effective communication skills, human relations skills, and be safety conscious.
PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS
Previous radiation therapy experience preferred.
Additional related education and/or experience preferred.
EEO Statement:
EEO/Disabled/Veterans
Our organization supports a drug-free work environment.
Privacy Policy:
Privacy Policy
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Radiation Therapy Technologist Job Market in Arizona
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Who's Hiring
- HiredFirst12H
- Banner Health7
- Talented Medical Solutions4
- Mayo Clinic3
- Voyage Health2V
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- Healthcare & Medical Services
- Education
- Science & Research
What Arizona Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in radiation therapy technologist jobs across Arizona.
- Active Arizona Medical Radiologic Technology certification as a radiation therapist
- ARRT certification in Radiation Therapy required or expected at hire
- Associate or bachelor's degree in radiation therapy from an accredited program
- Clinical experience operating linear accelerators and treatment planning systems
- Proficiency with oncology information systems such as ARIA or Mosaiq
- Strong patient care and communication skills for working in oncology settings
Radiation Therapy Technologist Jobs in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a radiation therapy technologist in Arizona?
To work as a radiation therapy technologist in Arizona, you must obtain certification from the Arizona Medical Radiologic Technology Board, which requires completing an accredited radiation therapy program and passing the ARRT Radiation Therapy examination. Most programs award an associate or bachelor's degree and include supervised clinical hours. After passing the ARRT exam, you apply to the Arizona Medical Radiologic Technology Board for your state certificate before practicing.
Which companies hire radiation therapy technologists in Arizona?
Companies currently hiring radiation therapy technologists in Arizona include HiredFirst, Banner Health, and Talented Medical Solutions, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of July 2026. Arizona's large integrated health systems and the concentration of cancer centers in the Phoenix metropolitan area mean openings appear regularly at both hospital-based and freestanding outpatient radiation oncology facilities.
Which Arizona cities have the most radiation therapy technologist jobs?
Tucson, Phoenix, and Sun City have the most radiation therapy technologist openings in Arizona. Phoenix dominates because of the density of major hospital systems and dedicated cancer centers headquartered there, while Tucson is anchored by Banner University Medical Center and Tucson Medical Center, and Scottsdale draws openings from the Mayo Clinic campus and several outpatient oncology practices.
Are there remote radiation therapy technologist jobs in Arizona?
Yes, but they're rare. Radiation therapy technologists work directly with patients and treatment equipment, making the role almost entirely on-site by nature. About 11% of radiation therapy technologist openings tied to Arizona are remote or hybrid as of July 2026, and those positions typically involve treatment planning review, dosimetry consultation, or administrative oncology coordination rather than hands-on patient treatment.
How can I get hired as a radiation therapy technologist in Arizona with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying directly to new-graduate positions at Banner Health and Dignity Health, both of which onboard recent ARRT graduates and provide structured clinical orientation programs at their Arizona facilities. Completing your accredited program at an Arizona school that has existing clinical affiliations with local health systems gives you a strong advantage, as does obtaining your Arizona Medical Radiologic Technology certificate before your first interview. Candidates coming from radiologic technology or dosimetry support roles often make the transition into radiation therapy with targeted continuing education.
Where can I find and apply to radiation therapy technologist jobs in Arizona?
You can find and apply to radiation therapy technologist jobs in Arizona on Migrate Mate, which lists current Arizona openings. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience level, preferred location, and clinical specialty, then apply directly to the positions that fit.
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