FAQs
What qualifications do I need to apply for the Radiographer position?
Candidates should possess relevant qualifications in radiography, including appropriate certification and registration with the necessary professional bodies.
Is there an opportunity for career development in this role?
Yes, we have a strong commitment to continuous professional development and support opportunities for staff to widen their scope of practice.
Will I receive training as a new employee?
Yes, we offer an excellent preceptorship and induction program to support your integration into the department.
What is the work schedule like for radiographers?
The role includes rotation through various areas such as ED, theatre, mobiles, and fluoroscopy, and may involve shifts across our main acute site and smaller community sites.
How can I get in touch for more details about the position?
For further details or to arrange an informal visit, you can contact Carrie Whitfield, the Interventional, X-Ray and Fluoroscopy Manager at 01254 735552, or Jess Dholakia, the X-Ray Clinical Lead at 01254 734612.
What type of patients will I be working with?
You will be working with a diverse range of patients, including those with serious emergencies and those undergoing planned operations and procedures.
What imaging technologies are being utilized in this position?
We are currently transitioning from CR (Computed Radiography) to DR (Digital Radiography) technology to enhance our imaging services.
Is teamwork emphasized in this role?
Yes, excellent communication and interpersonal skills are required, and you will perform radiographic examinations either single-handed or as part of a team.
How does East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust support its staff?
Our staff are part of a friendly and supportive environment, and we actively encourage continuous professional development with the support of expert clinical leads.

