FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Diagnostic Radiographer position?
Candidates should have a BSc in Radiography or a DCR and be HCPC registered.
Where is the Diagnostic Radiographer position based?
The position is based at the Trafford site, with rotations through various locations including Altrincham and the Withington Community Hospital.
What kind of training will I receive?
You will receive a comprehensive induction and training in all areas, along with annual appraisals to support your development.
Are there opportunities for career progression?
Yes, the position offers excellent opportunities to progress into specialist areas, with a particular focus on developing skills in CT.
What is the working schedule like?
The role involves working across multiple sites on a rota basis, with hours spread across a 7-day week.
Will I need to attend an interview in person?
Yes, you will need to attend an in-person interview due to practical elements of the role.
What are the benefits of working at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust?
Employees can expect a stimulating and supportive environment, enhanced remuneration for night duties, and opportunities for professional development.
How many patients does the MFT Emergency department serve annually?
The MFT Emergency department serves approximately 145,000 patients each year.
Who can I contact for further details or questions about this position?
You can contact Rebekka Stabler, Trafford Radiology Site Lead, at rebekka.stabler@mft.nhs.uk or call 0161 746 2867. Alternatively, you can reach out to Sarah Trueman, Plain film lead and Clinical Tutor, at sarah.trueman@mft.nhs.uk.