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RTT Committee

 

The Radiation TherapistT (RTT) committee is responsible for representing RTTs within Europe, to promote RTT-lead research, education and professional development. This committee represents the RTT profession within ESTRO and various European and International projects. As a group we aim to be a partner for national (RTT) societies and to strengthen everyone working in the field of cancer care, cancer research and education. Within the ESTRO Vision "Radiation Oncology. Optimal Health, for all, together", the RTT committee connects to RTTs in Europe and beyond through multiple initiatives, for instance the RTT Track within the annual congress.

 

- Liaison for RTTs in Europe and beyond

- Raising the profile of RTTs and voicing the needs of RTTs within ESTRO 

- Responsible for the RTT corner of the newsletter

- RTT Track of the annual congress

- Meet & Greet with the committee at the annual congress

- RTT Workshop 2022 & 2024 

In 2017 the RTT committee launched the initiative for the RTT Alliance, to improve the representation of RTTs within ESTRO. Today, the RTT Alliance provides a platform through which RTTs can network, where the cross-fertilisation of learning and ideas is promoted and a united critical mass of RTTs with common interests is formed. In 2026, the RTT Alliance includes 26 member National Societies.

- tipsRO (LinkedIn)

- Evaluation of RTT education – Is it fit for the present: A report on the ESTRO radiation therapist workshop

- The Radiation Therapist profession through the lens of new technology: A practice development paper based on the ESTRO Radiation Therapist Workshops

- ESTRO Radiation Therapist Workshop RTT advanced practice and how it can change the future of radiotherapy

- Practical recommendations for the management of radiodermatitis: on behalf of the ESTRO RTT committee

- ESTRO-ACROP guideline for positioning, immobilisation and setup verification for local and loco-regional photon breast cancer irradiation

- ESTRO ACROP guidelines for positioning, immobilisation and position verification of head and neck patients for radiation therapists

- Best practice in radiation oncology: A project to train the trainers: Review of 2008–2023

- The European Society of Radiotherapy and Oncology (ESTRO) European Higher Education Area levels 7 and 8 postgraduate benchmarking document for Radiation TherapisTs (RTTs)

- Advanced practice: An ESTRO RTTC position paper

- Future-proof Radiation therapist (RTT) practice in a pandemic – Lessons learnt from COVID-19

Chair: Yat Man Tsang, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre (CA) 

Sophie Boisbouvier, Léon Bérard Centre (FR)  

Monica Buijs, The Netherlands Cancer Institute - Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Hospital (NL) 

Raul Fernandez, Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla (ES)

Maeve Kearney, Trinity College Dublin (IE) 

Siret Kivistik, Tartu University Hospital Cancer Centre (EE) 

Joanna McNamara, College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences Sheffield Hallam University (UK)

Pia Krause Møller, Odense University Hospital (DK) 

Sophie Perryck, University Hospital of Zurich (CH)

Julia Thiele, University Hospital Dresden, Clinic for Radiation Therapy and Radio-Oncology/ OncoRay (DE) 

RTT Alliance: Claudio Votta, Fondazione Policlinico Universitario “A. Gemelli” IRCCS (IT) 

RTT Alliance: Ilija Curic, Radiosurgery Department Clinical Center of Serbia (RS) 

Board Representative: Rita Simões, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, The Institute of Cancer Research (UK)

 

Past Chairs: 

Philipp Scherer, County Hospital Salzburg (AT) 

Michelle Leech, Trinity College Dublin (IE) 

 

Suggestions/requests can be sent to RTT@estro.org