Radiotherapy - what next?

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I completed a degree in Radiotherapy a few years ago and have since drifted into various roles and I am currently working in the public sector in a non health related job.
With everything that's going on with covid-19 I am concerned i dont have any real job security and would like to get into a position that is more secure.
I dont want to go back into Radiotherapy however i would like to work in some kind of health related field. My concern is Radiotherapy is very specific and I dont think there are many roles I can easily transfer into.
I am considering going into analysis but although I am happy to retrain and complete courses I do not want to go back to university.

Any suggestions on careers or courses would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Or equivalent inspectorates in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland.

Yes Barbara hence my 'obvs'

Whatever your job there are protocols and standard ways to do things. Help maintain equality and safety in treatment. Even I my role, there are standards and protocols to maintain. I am the team that writes them.

I would give radiotherapy more of a chance. As you learn and progress, more opens up. Imaging and new technology means you have more autonomy over your decision making processes. It’s not dr lead as it was years ago. I found chatting to patients and giving advice gave me satisfaction. It’s the patient relationship I miss. However I chose not to be a treatment radiographer and stay in pre-treatment in my shop floor days as had more thinking involved. I only moved to treatment to get progression.