Use your full professional skills – become an S-radiographer in Radiation Clinic West, AUH

An exciting combined position where you have the opportunity to work with both CT scanning and radiotherapy.

Do you want to use your radiography professional competencies in a high-tech specialty where precision, technical skill and presence with cancer patients go hand in hand?

At Stråleklinik Vest we offer an exciting combined position where you will have the opportunity to work with both CT scanning and radiotherapy. You will become part of an engaged, multidisciplinary team where we work together to give patients the best possible treatment and experience. Stråleklinik Vest is part of the Cancer Department at Aarhus University Hospital, but is physically located at Regionshospitalet Gødstrup.

We are a clinic in development where professionalism, collaboration and patient care are at the core of our daily work.

A daily life with both CT scanning and radiotherapy

As an S-radiographer with us you will have a versatile workday, where you combine your competencies within imaging diagnostics and radiotherapy.

You will have a role at our CT scanner, where you, together with a colleague, perform preparation, positioning, fixation and scanning of patients who are to receive radiotherapy.

The CT scan forms the basis for the subsequent dose planning and is thus an important part of the patient’s treatment process. You will play a central role in ensuring correct and reproducible patient positioning, high image quality and precise execution of the scans. The work requires anatomical understanding, technical insight and attention to detail – while at the same time you through information, care and presence help create security for the patient.

The remaining time you will be involved in the work at our accelerators, where you, together with your colleagues, handle the daily radiotherapy.

You will thus have the opportunity to follow the patient’s course from the initial CT scan to the subsequent radiotherapy and bring your competencies into play across the treatment pathway.

A strong professional and social community

We focus on creating safe and coherent patient pathways where high professional quality and care go hand in hand.

Our culture is characterized by openness, humor and an informal tone. We help each other, share our knowledge and prioritise a working environment where there is room for both professional deepening, sparring and collegial support.

With us you have the opportunity to

• combine your radiography competencies within CT scanning and radiotherapy
• work with advanced technology where precision, image quality and patient safety are essential
• follow and support cancer patients through longer treatment courses
• work in small, fixed teams where professional sparring and collegial support are a natural part of daily life
• collaborate closely with different professional groups on planning and carrying out radiotherapy
• become part of a dedicated and welcoming team where we value job satisfaction, inclusivity and community highly.

Working hours are primarily weekdays between 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., with the exception of a few holidays or evenings.

We offer you

• a structured and individually tailored introduction program
• qualified teaching and ongoing competence development
• a fixed mentor who supports and guides you in the first period in the clinic
• a professional environment with good opportunities for sparring and development
• influence on shift and vacation planning as well as good possibilities for flexibility.

We are looking for you who

• are a trained radiographer with radiotherapy as your specialization
• are interested in both CT scanning and radiotherapy and are motivated to combine the two areas
• work carefully and systematically with focus on quality and patient safety
• can maintain an overview in a busy daily life with complex challenges
• are eager to contribute with your knowledge and experience to shared learning and development
• meet patients, relatives and colleagues with goodwill, respect and care
• want to be an active part of our professional and social community.

About Stråleklinik Vest

Stråleklinik Vest has two accelerators, a CT scanner and a surface applicator. We treat patients with cancer in areas including breast, bladder, intestine, brain and skin, as well as patients receiving palliative radiotherapy.

In addition, we have a small nursing outpatient clinic where we follow prostate cancer patients after radiotherapy and breast cancer patients who have received protocol-based radiotherapy.

Three times a week we hold patient schools for newly referred patients focusing on radiotherapy and side effects.

We also collaborate closely with the Cancer Advisory Service, where we among other things run a mentoring program with former patients and hold a monthly men’s network meeting.

Stråleklinik Vest is part of a large and complex cancer department with two inpatient wards, four outpatient clinics, two radiotherapy clinics and a range of research, development and specialist units.

The Cancer Department comprises more than 600 employees spread across around 20 professional groups and handles annually 8,400 newly referred patients, 120,000 outpatient visits and 10,000 bed days. In total we perform about 55,000 radiotherapy treatments and 25,000 medical cancer treatments per year.

Would you like to be part of our team?

Do you want a daily life where you can combine your interest in technology with presence and care for people? Then we look forward to hearing from you.

Send your application and CV no later than October 22. Interviews will be held Monday, October 26.

If you have questions about the position, you are very welcome to contact Malika Lynggaard Uth, Chief Nurse, Stråleklinik Vest at tel. 6093 8451.

Salary and employment terms in accordance with the applicable collective agreement. Employment is conditional on a satisfactory child protection clearance and a satisfactory authorization.

We look forward to welcoming you to Stråleklinik Vest – a place where professional development, technology and care for people go hand in hand.

The position is basically a full-time position.

As the Central Denmark Region continually conducts savings and reorganizations, employees in redeployment who apply for the position will have priority.

Region Midtjylland is, in accordance with the EU's pay transparency directive, which came into force on June 7, 2026, obliged to inform you of starting salary or a salary interval for a position before you are offered employment.

Here you can find Region Midtjylland's salary catalog for most professional groups and positions found in Region Midtjylland: Transparency before employment - Medarbejder.rm.dk

Department: Cancer Department

Application deadline: 22 October 2026

Location: Palle Juul-Jensens Boulevard 99, 8200, Aarhus N