Senior Radiographer

The Christie radiology department is seeking experienced rotational radiographers with experience in CT. As a diagnostic radiographer, you will play a crucial role in the accurate and timely diagnosis of cancer patients. Collaborating with a team of experienced radiologists, oncologists and healthcare professionals, you will perform a range of radiographic procedures using state of the art equipment and techniques. Such procedures include, complex CT guided biopsies and drainages, SIRTS, Chemo SATS, embolisations and complex vascular cases. Your expertise will contribute directly to the development of tailored treatment plans for patients, helping to optimise their outcomes and overall experience.,

• To ensure that patients understand complex information related to their examination and to encourage patients to cooperate fully in the examination process. This may involve patients with learning difficulties or other disabilities


• To take part in departmental research and audit and report


• Take a role in the training of qualified radiographers, radiography students and students from other discipline


• Maintain expertise in intravenous cannulation techniques


• To participate in the departmental continuing professional development programme


• Assess patient's clinical condition with relation to the level of risk of giving intravenous contrast medium examination protocols


• Adapt radiological techniques and protocols in accordance with the condition of the patient


• Supervision of junior radiographic staff, students and radiographic aides as required


• Ensuring that any faults in equipment, fixtures, fittings or fabric of any of the departments are recorded and notified to the appropriate persons, and complying with, and enforcing current Health and Safety and Moving and Handling regulations


• Ensure that all relevant radiation protection measures for each department are adhered to, e.g. local rules, ionising radiation regulations, IR(ME)R etc


• To work with the other staff in the department to review working practices and identifying new ways of working and finding solutions to problems


• Participation in extended day and weekend working, you will have access to the latest technology and work with the most advanced tools available, enhancing your skills and knowledge in the field and allowing you to contribute to cancer diagnostics and treatment.


• opportunities for teamwork, knowledge sharing and professional development. You would have the chance to work closely with experts from different disciplines, contributing to the holistic care of cancer patients.


• you will be exposed to ongoing research projects, clinical trials and the latest advancements in radiology and oncology.


• you would be part of a team that values collaboration, teamwork and patient centred care. The hospital emphasises employee well-being and professional development, offering accredited training and formal education to enhance your skills and advance your career.
  
  The Christie is one of the leading cancer treatment centres in Europe, renowned for its expertise and cutting-edge technology. The Radiology department utilises the latest developments in AI technology across 3 CT, 4 MRI scanners, Ultrasound, a plain film and an interventional suite. The department is undergoing a major capital investment programme (>£50 million) with a new state-of-the art advanced imaging and intervention centre, which will adjoin the new Paterson Research Institute. This specialised environment offers unique opportunities for professional growth