FAQs
What qualifications are required to apply for the Radiographer position?
Applicants must have a BSc Hons Degree in Diagnostic Imaging or be a current student in their final year of study, as well as HCPC Registration.
Is NHS experience a requirement for this role?
No, NHS experience is desirable but not essential.
Will I be required to work weekends and on a rota basis?
Yes, this position involves working on a rota basis covering 7 days.
Do I need to have IV competence to apply?
IV competence is considered a desirable criterion but is not mandatory.
What type of imaging will I be performing in this role?
You will be involved in plain film radiography, fluoroscopy, portables & theatre work, and trauma imaging.
Is there an opportunity for advancement in this position?
Yes, all Band 5 Radiographers will have the opportunity to train and work in CT scanning after consolidation of plain film, fluoroscopy, and out-of-hours work.
What kind of support is provided for professional development?
The organization has a strong Preceptorship programme for newly-qualified Radiographers, and there is a culture of learning, developing, and innovating throughout the organization.
What is the work environment like at the RUH?
The RUH is committed to creating a compassionate and inclusive environment, valuing contributions from all staff members and championing kindness and civility.
Is there any support for staff well-being?
Yes, there is a well-established programme of support that includes a holistic approach to well-being, encompassing physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial health.
How can I find out more about living and working in Bath?
You can learn more about living and working in the beautiful historic city of Bath by reviewing the information provided in the job description and benefits package.