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Clinical ScientistinPlymouthinPlymouthPUBLISHED THU 27 FEB 2025

Leadership Role, The position offers a chance to take on a leadership role within a dynamic Radiotherapy Physics team.
Professional Development, Opportunities for skill enhancement through training in specialized areas like brachytherapy and advanced radiotherapy techniques.
Multi-disciplinary Collaboration, The role involves working in a multi-disciplinary team, fostering collaborative relationships across various healthcare specialties.
Teaching and Training, Opportunity to engage in teaching and training initiatives for colleagues, contributing to the professional growth of the team.
Research Opportunities, Participation in ongoing research and development projects, as well as the chance to present findings at national and international conferences.
Impactful Work, Direct involvement in improving radiotherapy services, impacting patient care and treatment outcomes at Plymouth Oncology Centre.
ISO Accredited Environment, Work within an ISO 9001:2015 accredited quality system, ensuring a commitment to high standards and continuous improvement.
Join the University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust as an HCPC registered Clinical Scientist and take a leading role in our Radiotherapy Physics team! This is an exciting opportunity for women, particularly those with a nurturing spirit and a passion for innovation in healthcare. If you have significant experience in Radiotherapy Physics and a desire to make a real difference to patient care, we want to hear from you. You'll be working closely with a supportive, multi-disciplinary team to enhance our oncology services and strengthen our commitment to quality care for all.

In this vital position, you’ll not only act as a Medical Physics Expert but also have the chance to develop your skills in areas like stereotactic radiosurgery and brachytherapy. You’ll participate in training and teaching initiatives, sharing your knowledge with new talent in the field. Plus, you’ll attend scientific conferences to stay at the forefront of the evolving world of radiotherapy. If you’re seeking a role that fuses professional development with meaningful impact, apply now and be part of our mission to provide exceptional cancer care in Plymouth. We welcome all applicants, particularly those with relevant experience. Don’t miss this chance to shape the future of healthcare alongside passionate professionals!
Leadership Role, The position offers a chance to take on a leadership role within a dynamic Radiotherapy Physics team.
Professional Development, Opportunities for skill enhancement through training in specialized areas like brachytherapy and advanced radiotherapy techniques.
Multi-disciplinary Collaboration, The role involves working in a multi-disciplinary team, fostering collaborative relationships across various healthcare specialties.
Teaching and Training, Opportunity to engage in teaching and training initiatives for colleagues, contributing to the professional growth of the team.
Research Opportunities, Participation in ongoing research and development projects, as well as the chance to present findings at national and international conferences.
Impactful Work, Direct involvement in improving radiotherapy services, impacting patient care and treatment outcomes at Plymouth Oncology Centre.
ISO Accredited Environment, Work within an ISO 9001:2015 accredited quality system, ensuring a commitment to high standards and continuous improvement.

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