Whether you’re seeking a full-time role, part-time hours, or a flexible locum position, our dedicated team of medical recruiters can connect you with the most rewarding radiation oncology jobs across Australia and New Zealand. We specialise in matching talented professionals with opportunities that combine career growth, competitive pay, and a great work-life balance.
From advanced radiation therapy centres in major cities to regional hospitals offering diverse cancer care services, you’ll find positions that allow you to make a real impact on patient care while enjoying your ideal lifestyle.
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Our team have a deep knowledge of the healthcare industry's nuances, long-standing relationships, and a wealth of insights into trends, salary benchmarks, and in-demand skills, offering personalised guidance tailored to your career aspirations.
You will be assigned a dedicated recruitment expert in your field, committed to helping you reach your career and lifestyle goals with personalised service and ongoing placement support.
We have our finger on the pulse when it comes to medical recruitment in Australia. Speak to the experts in medical recruitment with the largest network of jobs including access to exclusive roles.
Friendly helpful staff who try to fit in with your working needs. Excellent company. I probably should have done it when I was younger rather than spend many years at the one hospital.
Locum Consultants can earn fantastic rates with flexible hours and locations across Australia and New Zealand. No matter your future financial goals - locuming is a great way to boost your earnings.
For most placements, your travel and accommodation costs are covered. Many of our Consultant locums even bring their family along for a working holiday.
Search yourself or take advantage of our free career support service and let our team find roles for you. We’re preferred suppliers to hospitals and clinics in Australia and New Zealand, meaning more chance of finding the perfect role.
Radiation oncology is a critical specialty in the treatment of cancer, and demand for skilled professionals continues to grow across Australia and New Zealand. With advances in technology and an ageing population, healthcare providers are seeking both experienced consultants and trainees for radiation oncology jobs in a range of settings—from major metropolitan cancer centres to regional hospitals.
In Australia, radiation oncologists typically earn between $200,000 to $400,000 AUD per year, with locum rates reaching up to $3,000 AUD per day depending on experience and location. In New Zealand, salaries generally range from $180,000 to $300,000 NZD annually, with locum opportunities paying up to $2,500 NZD per day.
Radiation oncology registrar jobs are also in demand, offering competitive training pathways and strong career progression. Whether you're seeking a full-time position or flexible locum work, opportunities in radiation oncology remain strong across both countries, driven by a consistent need for cancer care services.
Whether you’re ready for a new time position in a metropolitan hospital or a locum contract in a scenic regional area, we’ll help you find the perfect role. Our team is here to connect you with employers who value your skills, support your career growth, and provide a family-friendly environment where you can thrive.
This depends on where you work – the hospital or clinic chooses how a doctor is paid. This will work one of three ways:
Your recruitment specialist can tell you which method you’ll be paid for each job you undertake.
No, our service is free for doctors! We're paid by hospitals and clinics for our services and are preferred suppliers in several states and areas. Because we have a huge network of doctors, we save clinics and hospitals time (and money) by taking the stress out of the hiring and credentialing process.
Your registration number, a current CV and three references are the essentials of any job application. Other paperwork that's commonly required is:
What you'll need can vary slightly between Australian states and New Zealand. Some states/locations also require you to complete an online training course (eMedical Courses). We're here to help guide you through the requirements, and we'll give you a checklist detailing everything you need.
Known as one of the best medical locum recruitment agencies in Australia and New Zealand, we're preferred suppliers to hospitals and health care practices across Australasia. This means we can get jobs to you before they've reached the market. Our recruiters and dedicated placement teams go the extra mile to deliver exceptional service and be the very best locum agency. Our consultants are experienced, knowledgeable and strong negotiators. They will find the right job for you at the best rate.
Radiation oncologists in New Zealand generally earn between $180,000 and $300,000 NZD per year. Locum radiation oncology jobs in New Zealand can provide additional income, with daily rates reaching up to $2,500 NZD.
Radiation oncologists in Australia typically earn between $250,000 and $500,000+ AUD annually, depending on experience, location, and the type of facility. Generally, starting salaries for specialists may start around $185,000 AUD. Locum radiation oncologist jobs may offer up to $2,000 - $2,500 AUD per day for short-term contracts.
Registrars or trainee permanent positions can range from $100,000 - $180,000 AUD annually.
Yes, radiation oncologists are in demand in Australia. With increasing cancer rates and continued investment in oncology services, there are strong opportunities for radiation oncologist jobs across both metropolitan centres and regional areas. Finding jobs in urban areas can prove more competitive than regional and rural Australia, where there are fewer specialists.
Yes, radiation oncologists are in demand in New Zealand. As demand for cancer care grows, there is a consistent need for specialists, making radiation oncology jobs in New Zealand a stable and rewarding career choice.
Largest Network of Radiation Oncology Roles We’re preferred suppliers to hospitals, clinics, and administration offices across Australasia, giving you access to exclusive opportunities that aren’t advertised elsewhere.
Personalised Recruitment Service You’ll be paired with a personal dedicated recruiter who understands the nuances of medical oncology, radiation therapy, and hospital environments. From your first enquiry to securing your role, you’ll have ongoing support to help you navigate contracts, credentialing, and registration with the medical council.
Competitive Pay & Benefits Locum consultants can earn up to $3,500/day in Australia and $2,500/day in New Zealand.
Permanent roles offer annual salaries of $180,000–$500,000.
Many positions include travel and accommodation covered, weeks annual leave, and leave entitlements designed to promote a family-friendly environment.
Flexible Work Arrangements Choose from full-time, part-time, or short-term contracts to fit your lifestyle. Our roles suit professionals seeking to increase your take-home pay, spend more time with family, or experience a variety of healthcare settings.
Career Growth & Development With over 18 years in the industry, we provide more than job matching—we offer career growth advice, market insights, and opportunities to expand your skills through placements that may involve leadership roles, research participation, or clinical trial involvement.
A Radiation Therapist administers treatment; a Medical Physicist ensures the technology/calibration; a Radiation Oncologist is the specialist doctor designing and overseeing patient treatment.
Yes, radiation oncology has often been seen as a competitive specialty due to the narrow volume of roles and training program placements. Entry into the training program is highly selective, and job availability varies by location.
Not exactly. Radiotherapy is the treatment itself, while radiation oncology is the medical specialty that designs and manages it.
As with most specialties, there are positives and negatives to the career path and it is best to evaluate if it suits your career and lifestyle goals. Many describe it as “extremely lucrative” with a reasonable lifestyle and high patient impact, although it is also a competitive field and job market demand vary.