Are you passionate about making a difference in radiotherapy and oncology?
Join us at the Radiotherapy Careers Open Evening on Tuesday 15 October, from 6pm to 8pm, at the Endeavour Unit, The James Cook University Hospital.
This event offers a valuable opportunity to explore the wide range of exciting career paths in our radiotherapy department.
Whether you’re starting your career or seeking a new challenge, our experts will be available to introduce you to various roles, including therapeutic radiographers, medical physicists, clinical technologists and oncology registrars.
Did you know?
Therapeutic radiographers deliver life-saving radiotherapy treatments to cancer patients, combining technical expertise with compassionate care. This rewarding career allows you to support patients through one of the most challenging periods of their lives.
At the open evening, you’ll have the chance to learn more about these roles, meet our team, and even explore potential clinical placements.
Hear from our team
Jacinta Hunt, therapeutic radiographer
“I love how varied my job is. Each day is different, with new patients and challenges. I’ve recently become a rotational member, working both in pre-treatment and on the treatment floor.”
Natasha Shirvani, third year apprentice radiographer
“I enjoy building rapport with patients and ensuring they feel comfortable sharing how they’re feeling. Each day brings something new.”
Barry Small, Deputy head of radiotherapy engineering
“No two days are the same. I’m part of a reactive team that responds to equipment issues, ensuring minimal downtime. Knowing my work makes a difference to patients is incredibly rewarding.”
Sophie Burns, advanced clinical practitioner for palliative radiotherapy
“I enjoy assessing and supporting patients, talking them through procedures, and explaining available support. Working in a supportive team makes radiotherapy a fantastic career.”
Rosie Robinson, clinical specialist lead radiographer
“I love the technical aspects and problem-solving daily to ensure patients are treated safely. The rapport we build with patients provides great job satisfaction.”
Join us to discover how you can make a meaningful impact in radiotherapy and oncology.