Radiation Therapist Interview Questions

I would get another senior therapist's opinion also.

I would ask him his opinion and and then further discussion over the topic

I stated in detail all the therapy machines I had experience with, the type of treatments I was familiar with, as well as the treatment software I had used. All of which were currently being used at this particular center. I also informed them that I was very comfortable treating a high volume of patients, where I was currently working, I was treating 60 patients every day.

I told them I would pull the therapist aside and ask to recheck the positioning. and if they did not agree to that and still believed they set up correctly and I still think they did not then it would be time to call in one of the supervising therapists.

Because the arms won't move the area being treated, I would find a more comfortable position for the patient to ensure there would be no motion during the treatment due to the patients inability to hold the position. I would then film to ensure that the patient is still in line with their initial films before treating.

Yes.