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Registration for Locum Radiation Therapist

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Description

(A) Locum Radiation Therapist
(B) Locum Radiation Therapist in Specialized Service


Hospital Authority (HA) is recruiting Locum Radiation Therapist and Locum Radiation Therapist in Specialized Service on hourly pay rate from time to time for addressing short-term operation or ad-hoc manpower needs.

We welcome eligible Radiation Therapist to register your information and work preferences for providing part-time services in public hospitals of HA. Upon successful registration, you will be informed by the Locum Office. Should there be any locum job suitable for you, the Locum Office will contact you for the detailed job arrangement.

Pay
The pay rates are on hourly basis.
(A) Locum Radiation Therapist
According to your relevant experience and duty hours, the hourly rate can be up to HK$349.

(B) Locum Radiation Therapist in Specialized Service
According to your relevant experience and duty hours, the hourly rate can be up to HK$533.

Key Responsibilities
(A) Locum Radiation Therapist
Provide radiotherapy service in general clinical setting independently

(B) Locum Radiation Therapist in Specialized Service
Provide radiotherapy service in special clinical setting independently

Requirements

(A) Locum Radiation Therapist

1. A degree in Radiography (Therapy) from a local university or equivalent.
2. A Certificate of Registration (Category T) (Part I or II) and a valid Practising Certificate issued by the Radiographers Board, Hong Kong.
3. Fluency in written English and Chinese as well as spoken English and Cantonese

(B) Locum Radiation Therapist in Specialized Service

1. A recognized Master Degree in the subject area of skill/knowledge associated to Radiotherapy services. (e.g. radiation science, medical physics, medical imaging, statistical science, counselling, dosimetry etc.)
2. A Certificate of Registration (Category T) (Part I) and a valid Practising Certificate issued by the Radiographers Board, Hong Kong.
3. Experience in performing specialized service and supervising junior staff in public hospitals
4. Fluency in written English and Chinese as well as spoken English and Cantonese

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