Thank you gift ideas for radiation therapy technicians?

What a lovely idea! I’m only halfway through mine and will be watching this thread to see what you do 😊

I'm searching for little bottles with cork to fill with something like m&m's

I take alot of stuff to medical offices. I find individually wrapped snacks are great. The orthodontist office has all female staff so once I tok a big basket of hair accessories and cute Wet hair brushes. Sometimes I call ahead and take them a catered lunch from Olive Garden or pizza but always ask if anyone has food allergies or gluten free.

I made thank-you cards and homemade chocolate chip cookies for my team.

Tomorrow is the day !!!!! 😀I'm making gifts for my radiation techs. Filling with pink butter mints

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A bunch of Starbucks gift cards is always nice!

Is a Ductal carcinoma a breast cancer?

I also did 21 rad txs and when I finished I provided lunch for my rad team. They were often ordering lunch when I was there for my txs so it was easy to find out where they ordered from most frequently. I worked with the restaurant and they arranged everything and just sent me the bill. The rad team was beyond surprised and appreciative.

I made a large tray of decorated chocolate covered strawberries. They were a big hit!

After my radiation treatments I had a bagel shop make a tray of bagels w all different cream cheeses and butter and fruit salad for the techs to keep in the lounge with their coffee.

I took Crumbl cookies to all my doctors and techs. They loved them!

How did you decide to do radiation?

I brought mine mini Bundt cakes and they loved them!

What a thoughtful way to show appreciation for the care team that supported you through treatment! Many patients find that homemade treats like cookies or muffins, gift cards to local coffee shops, or a heartfelt card signed with gratitude are meaningful ways to thank radiation therapy technicians. The gesture itself matters more than the specific gift, and radiation teams often treasure knowing they made a positive difference in a patient's experience.