Rotational Radiographer

Barts Health NHS Trust

Sep 17, 2024

Applications are closed

Job
Full-time
Entry, Junior & Mid Level
Engineering
Healthcare
London

Requirements

- Applicants for this post must hold a BSc in Diagnostic Radiography or the Diploma of the College of Radiographers.
- Applicants must also be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.
- The post holder will be required to rotate through ED, general X-ray, outpatient X-ray, peadiatric X-ray, fluoroscopy, theatres, dental imaging, and CT.
- The post holder at all times will demonstrate a high level of professionalism and act in accordance with the HCPC standards of proficiency.
- They are expected to establish and maintain positive interpersonal relationships with other staff members characterised by trust, mutual respect and open, honest communication.

Responsibilities

- Working within a multi-disciplinary team, the post-holder will contribute to the safe and effective running of the imaging department and can perform a wide range of X-ray examinations to a high standard.
- The post holder will be required to rotate through ED, general X-ray, outpatient X-ray, peadiatric X-ray, fluoroscopy, theatres, dental imaging, and CT.
- They will participate in the delivery of a 24/7, 365 service.
- The post holder will offer supervision to band 5 radiographers, assistant practitioners, imaging assistants, students/apprentices, and visitors to the imaging department.
- The post holder will ensure patient flow in the trust by actively managing the flow of emergency and in-patients to ensure same day imaging.
- The post holder will be key in ensuring the delivery of high-quality patient care and experience.
- The post holder at all times will demonstrate a high level of professionalism and act in accordance with the HCPC standards of proficiency.
- Furthermore, they are expected to establish and maintain positive interpersonal relationships with other staff members characterised by trust, mutual respect and open, honest communication.

FAQs

What qualifications are required for the Rotational Radiographer position?

Applicants must hold a BSc in Diagnostic Radiography or the Diploma of the College of Radiographers and must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council.

Where is the position based?

The position is based at The Royal London Hospital site of Barts Health Trust, located in the east end of London.

What types of imaging modalities will I be working with?

The post holder will rotate through various modalities and specialities, including ED, general X-ray, outpatient X-ray, paediatric X-ray, fluoroscopy, theatres, dental imaging, and CT.

Is the department open 24/7?

Yes, the imaging department operates a 24/7 service, and the post-holder will be expected to participate in this out of hours system.

Will there be opportunities for professional development?

Yes, the Trust is committed to career and professional development, including mentorship, radiographer reporting, interventional radiology training, and sonographer training.

What is the expected role regarding supervision?

The post holder will offer supervision to band 5 radiographers, assistant practitioners, imaging assistants, students/apprentices, and visitors to the imaging department.

What values does Barts Health Trust promote?

Barts Health Trust promotes "WeCare" values, which include a commitment to patient safety, inclusion, and creating a positive working environment for staff.

Who can I contact for further details or informal visits about the position?

You can contact James Tiff, Core Services Lead Radiographer, at james.tiff@nhs.net or by calling 02035940095.

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Barts Health NHS Trust operates several major hospitals in East London, providing comprehensive healthcare services including emergency care, surgery, and specialist treatments. Their ultimate mission is to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care and improve health outcomes for the community they serve. Their purpose is to ensure that every patient receives the best possible treatment and support, fostering health and well-being across the diverse populations in their care.