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Pleasanton, California

Radiation Therapist II, Pleasanton

Radiation Therapist 8.0 Work-LifeNo callNo weekendsNo nightsFull-Time

Listed compensation

$146,682 - $194,334/year

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Employment & setting
Full-Time
Call expectations
No call
Weekends
No weekends
Posted 4mo ago

Job description

Join Stanford Health Care as a Radiation Therapist II – Pleasanton, No Call, No Weekends in Pleasanton, California. If you're ready to be part of our legacy of hope and innovation, we encourage you to take the first step and explore our current job openings. Your best is waiting to be discovered.

Key Responsibilities

  • Additionally, the Radiation Therapist also is an active participant in quality and process improvement activities in the department.
  • The Radiation Therapist II performs the duties of the Radiation Therapist with increased responsibility and independence in practice, having met additional.

Requirements

  • This job description covers all classifications for RTTs within the organization.
  • All RTTs must meet all elements of the Essential Functions, Qualifications, and Supervision.
  • There is a voluntary Career Ladder for RTTs who are interested in promotions for expertise and contributions to the institution as well as the profession.

Benefits & Compensation

  • Pay rate: $70.52 - $93.43/hour.

Work Schedule

  • Full-Time position.
  • No call required.
  • No weekends required.

This position offers no call requirements, weekends off. Work with Stanford Health Care in Pleasanton, California.

Licensure & Certifications

Candidates must have at least two years of experience as an ARRT registered Radiation Therapist. Required certifications include Basic Life Support (BLS), ARRT-RTT, and CA-RTT.

Qualifications

Experience
2+ years of experience

Key Skills

Radiation therapyPatient careClinical reasoningRadiation safetyPatient simulationDosimetry calculationsElectronic health record documentationQuality assurancePatient assessmentCommunicationTeamworkProblem solvingLean methodologiesBrachytherapyPatient education

Radiation Therapy Career Context

Of the 40 active Radiation Therapy listings this role was benchmarked against, 40% have no call, 73% require no weekends.

In California, the Radiation Therapy weighted monthly median benchmark on WeekdayDoc is ~$151k (39 salary observations; 61 listings), vs ~$110k nationally (164 salary observations; 543 listings). Monthly aggregates cover 2026-03-01 through 2026-09-01; these are not the modal's selected comparable-job medians.

The cost-of-living index for California is 110.7 (US average = 100; BEA Regional Price Parities (2024)), so the posted ~$171k midpoint carries the purchasing power of roughly $154k in an average-cost state. 63.6% of California clinicians report burnout symptoms in WeekdayDoc's Burnout Index (2026-01 data).

Stanford Health Care holds silver-tier status on WeekdayDoc's Top Employers work-life index, composite score 70/100, 51 active listings.

Radiation Therapy pay on WeekdayDoc is up 4.7% vs. the prior quarter (through Aug 2026).

Work-Life Balance Analysis

WeekdayDoc's proprietary algorithm rates Radiation Therapist II, Pleasanton at Stanford Health Care a 8.0 out of 10 for work-life balance — classified as excellent. This places the position in the top 5% in Radiation Therapy — ranked against 528 active Radiation Therapy listings on WeekdayDoc. Contributing factors include no on-call duties, no weekend requirements, no night shifts.

Top Radiation Therapist Jobs

10 matches · ranked by pay

Salary Distribution10 jobs · 7 employers

6
<$170k
2
$190k
0
$190k-210k
2
$227k

Annual compensation range

#1

Radiation Therapist II

Sutter Health · Berkeley, California

$78.08-$109.3/hr
#2

Radiation Therapist ll

Sutter Health · Berkeley, California

$78.08-$109.3/hr
#3

San Luis Obispo Radiation Therapist II

$65.1-$91.14/hr
#4

Radiation Therapist SLO

$65.1-$91.14/hr
+ 8 more · ranked by pay

Work-life snapshot

8.0/ 10
Listing-based score

Top 5% in Radiation Therapy

A signal to investigate—not a guarantee about the workplace.

  • No call
  • No weekends
  • No nights