FAQs
What is the primary role of a Radiographer in the CT department?
The primary role of a Radiographer in the CT department is to deliver high-quality diagnostic imaging to service users, ensuring clinical safety and facilitating a high standard of patient care.
What type of shifts will I be working as a Radiographer?
As a Radiographer, you will be working 12.5-hour shifts to provide a 24/7 CT service.
What kind of imaging procedures will I gain experience in?
You will gain experience in a wide range of CT imaging procedures including trauma, musculoskeletal, neurological, vascular, perfusion scanning, paediatric, and oncology.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role offers significant opportunities for personal and professional development, especially in areas such as interventional, therapeutic CT, and cardiac imaging.
What imaging technology does the CT department currently utilize?
The CT department has five scanners: Siemens Drive and Edge+, Siemens Flash, a Siemens X.Cite, and a GE Optima 660 Scanner.
Is there a structured support system for new staff?
Yes, the department provides support in career development and has a collaborative, friendly environment to help new staff integrate smoothly.
What additional benefits can I expect as an employee?
Additional benefits include flexible working hours, a fast track staff physiotherapy service, discounted gym memberships, an excellent pension scheme, on-site nursery, and various salary sacrifice schemes.
Who can I contact for more information about the position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Rosalyn Bacon, the CT Deputy Lead Radiographer, via email at rosalyn.bacon@nnuh.nhs.uk or by phone at 01603 647796.
When is the new Community Diagnostic Centre expected to open?
The new Community Diagnostic Centre, which will include four new Canon CT scanners, is expected to open in February 2025.
What is the population served by the Norfolk and Norwich University NHS Foundation Trust?
The Trust provides imaging services to a population exceeding 880,000.