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Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

Maintain advanced understanding of local treatment paradigms and standard of care to influence strategic country/site selection and protocol localization * Provide oversight and quality assurance for ...

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How much do localization qa jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 29, 2026, the average hourly pay for localization qa in Florida is $34.56, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $30.00 and $37.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a Localization QA job?

A Localization QA (Quality Assurance) job involves testing translated software, websites, apps, or content to ensure linguistic accuracy, cultural appropriateness, and functional consistency. Localization QA testers check for translation errors, UI issues, formatting problems, and functionality defects that may arise due to language differences. Their goal is to ensure that the localized product provides a seamless user experience in the target language and region.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Localization Qa position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Localization QA, you need in-depth knowledge of language localization, attention to detail, and proficiency in at least one foreign language, typically backed by a degree in linguistics, translation, or a related field. Familiarity with QA tools, bug tracking systems like Jira, and CAT tools such as SDL Trados is often required. Strong communication, cultural awareness, and problem-solving skills help you collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams and address nuanced language issues. These abilities ensure accurate, culturally-appropriate, and high-quality localized products that meet user expectations worldwide.

What are some common challenges faced by Localization QA professionals?

Localization QA professionals often encounter challenges such as identifying subtle linguistic errors, ensuring cultural appropriateness, and catching formatting issues that may arise from translated content. They must also navigate tight project deadlines and coordinate with global teams across multiple time zones. Staying up to date with evolving localization standards and managing a diverse range of languages or platforms can be demanding. However, these challenges make the role both dynamic and rewarding, offering opportunities to develop specialized expertise and make a tangible impact on global user experiences.

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Radiation Therapist RBOI

RBOI - Robert Boissoneault Oncology Institute

Ocala, FL โ€ข On-site

Full-time

Posted 4 days ago


Key responsibilities

  • Deliver the prescribed course of radiation therapy to patients in accordance with the instructions of the Radiation Oncologist.

  • Verify each prescription, diagnosis, and patient identification prior to treatment to ensure proper treatment distribution.

  • Prepare treatment rooms and equipment, assist with patient transfers, and maintain accurate treatment records.


Job description

POSITION TITLE: STAFF RADIATION THERAPIST

RESPONSIBLE TO: Assistant Chief, Chief Radiation Therapist and/or Director

POSITION SUMMARY:

This position is responsible for administering state-of-the-art ionizing radiation to the patient in accordance with the prescription and instructions of the Radiation Oncologist.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. Deliver, accurately, the prescribed course of radiation therapy.
  2. Visually and verbally verify each prescription, diagnosis, and chart name with patient identification to assure proper treatment distribution.
  3. Prepare treatment room and equipment according to standard treatment practices; i.e., immobilization devices, IGRT, treatment distance, lead protection devices, lift 5-30 pounds.
  4. Assist in the transfer of patients safely from wheel chairs, stretchers, etc. to and from the treatment table. Requires lifting, pulling, pushing, supporting (patients may weigh up to 250 pounds or more).
  5. Verbally explain treatment procedures to the patient, advise the patient of visual monitoring, and communication capabilities during treatment.
  6. Maintain patient skin markings and tattoo permanent markings.
  7. Reinforce the proper care and treatment of any side effects and/or reactions that occur during treatment as directed by the Oncologist and/or Physician.
  8. Observe patient for unusual reactions and report same to the Radiation Oncologist.
  9. Exercise at all times the generally accepted radiation safety measures (as posted by each treatment machine) for the benefit of the patient and staff personnel.
  10. Performs and/or assists in tumor localization procedures and simulation as needed.
  11. Assist in dosimetry procedures. (making bolus, blocks, treatment devices etc)
  12. Maintain accurate records of daily treatment and other records as required.
  13. Maintain adequate supply inventory levels in treatment room and treatment area. Report shortages to Chief Therapist for ordering.
  14. Procure patient's signature on consent form.
  15. Perform IGRT as required per RT prescription: ie CBCT, Exactrac, KV imaging.
  16. Responsible for the vital importance of remaining focused and undistracted while performing IGRT and monitoring patient during treatment.
  17. Perform portal localization films weekly on patients as required according to RBOI standards.
  18. Review images in EMR to ensure accurate orientation, text, and field attachment.
  19. Assure images are reviewed by Oncologist before the next treatment.
  20. Maintain equipment in proper operational status and report all problems to the supervisor.
  21. Insure treatment patients are weighed and seen by the Radiation Oncologist and/or Physician for their weekly routine clinic examination.
  22. Responsible for supervision, training and evaluation of students and new therapists as requested.
  23. Responsible for performing assigned quality assurance program tasks.
  24. Orient new technical employees as requested.
  25. Provide a leadership role when working a treatment unit with therapists of lesser experience.
  26. Monitor and regulate schedules for potential problems, work flow and efficiency.
  27. Report any questions or concerns related to Medicare billing compliance issues to the appropriate person.
  28. Attendance to chart rounds
  29. All other duties as deemed necessary.

EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:

  1. Current State of Florida license as Radiation Therapist.
  2. Must be registered in Radiation Therapy by the A.R.R.T. Education requirements as required by the ARRT to hold a registration in Radiation Therapy Technology.
  3. Must keep current C.P.R. certification as required by RBOI policy.

This job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by this employee. She/he will be required to follow any other instructions and to perform any other duties requested by the Supervisor, Radiation Oncologist, Physician, and/or Administrative Director.

This position requires much dexterity to perform generally accepted radiation therapy operational standards and procedures under general supervision and under pressure caused by the physical, mental and emotional nature of the work, case load, deadlines, interruptions and other distractions.


Monday - Friday , varies 8am-5pm, 1 hour lunch