Radiation Therapist I

Closure Date: October 29, 2026 11:59PM

Position #: 190138

Union: Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union

Bargaining Unit: SGEU - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency

City/Town: Saskatoon

Facility: Saskatoon Cancer Centre

Department: Radiation Therapy

Type: Full-time regular

Expected Start Date: November 17, 2026

Expected End Date: None

FTE: 1

Shift Information: 

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.