FAQs
What is the primary role of the Nuclear Medicine Physics Assistant?
The Nuclear Medicine Physics Assistant provides technical and administrative support to the Nuclear Medicine Physics Team, assisting in quality assurance measurements, running radionuclide therapy services, and ensuring compliance with legislation.
What qualifications or experience are required for this position?
While specific qualifications may vary, the position is aimed at those interested in embarking on a career in Nuclear Medicine Physics, particularly individuals looking to gain experience in the field or those planning to join the NHS Scientist Training Programme (STP) in the future.
Is there an opportunity for career development in this role?
Yes, this role offers an excellent opportunity to gain experience in a busy department, develop scientific and clinical skills, and supports the potential for future career progression, including the NHS Scientist Training Programme.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details, informal visits, or questions, you can contact Sarah McQuaid, Head of Nuclear Medicine Physics, at sarah.mcquaid@nhs.net or by phone at 020 3465 6482.
What is the work environment like at Barts Health?
Barts Health aims to be an outstanding place to work, promoting a culture of safety, compassion, and excellence, while embodying the WeCare values and fostering an inclusive working environment for all staff members.
How many imaging investigations are carried out by the Nuclear Medicine Department at Barts Health?
The Nuclear Medicine Department at Barts Health carries out over 10,000 imaging investigations across three sites using five SPECT-CT and two PET-CT cameras.
Are there any ongoing developments within the Nuclear Medicine Department?
Yes, there are several substantial service developments currently in progress across the facility, making it an exciting time to join the department.
What type of services does the Nuclear Medicine Department offer?
The Nuclear Medicine Department provides a full suite of in-vitro tests and supports a wide range of nuclear medicine therapy services in addition to imaging investigations.