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The Radiation Therapy Program offers a didactic and clinical education to prepare the graduate for a career in radiation therapy. Enrolled students gain experience in all major areas of radiation therapy practice including treatment delivery, medical dosimetry, simulation and patient care. Students may pursue either a bachelor of science degree or, for those who already hold a bachelors degree, a post-baccalaureate certificate. The mission of the Radiation Therapy Program at UT Southwestern Allied Health Sciences School is to provide a didactic and clinical environment to educate competent, entry level radiation therapists who provide quality patient care. The program will also encourage professional growth and research to advance radiation therapy practice.
Application Process 1. Complete the on-line application (March 1 deadline) and submit all required documentation and fees. 2. Complete 16 hours of clinical observations in a radiation oncology department. 3. Selected candidates must attend an interview.
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