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Diagnostic Radiographer (General and CT Post)inGreater LondoninGreater LondonPUBLISHED WED 15 JAN 2025

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The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS TrustFollow The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust

Opportunity for skill development, The role allows for continuous professional growth, especially in advanced imaging modalities and cross-sectional imaging.
State-of-the-art equipment, Work with a range of modern imaging technologies, including new Canon CT scanners and a Siemens MRI, enhancing your practical experience.
Teaching and mentoring, Experienced Radiographers have the chance to mentor undergraduate students, contributing to the education of future professionals.
Focus on advanced practice, The department encourages role extension with opportunities to engage in practices such as Ultrasound and plain film reporting.
Supportive environment, The department fosters teamwork and collaboration, working closely with Consultant Radiographers and Radiologists for professional development.
Healthy work-life balance, With participation in on-call and 7-day rosters, Radiographers can manage their work schedules effectively.
Community impact, Work for a leading NHS Trust that serves a large population, providing significant contributions to the health of the community.
The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust is seeking highly motivated Diagnostic Radiographers with expertise in General and CT imaging to join their busy Radiology team at The Princess Royal Hospital in Telford, including rotation through the new Community Diagnostic Centre. Candidates should possess a BSc (Hon) in Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent, current HCPC registration, and significant post-graduate experience with competency in CT scanning. This role involves participating in general rotations, on-call duties, and contributing to the training of undergraduate students.

The Radiology department has recently upgraded its equipment, featuring advanced facilities such as a new cardiac catheter lab, fluoroscopy room, and state-of-the-art CT and MRI scanners. There is a strong emphasis on professional development, including opportunities for advanced practice and mentorship, in a supportive teaching environment. The Trust serves a large population in the region and offers a balanced lifestyle amid beautiful surroundings, affordable housing, and good educational facilities.
Opportunity for skill development, The role allows for continuous professional growth, especially in advanced imaging modalities and cross-sectional imaging.
State-of-the-art equipment, Work with a range of modern imaging technologies, including new Canon CT scanners and a Siemens MRI, enhancing your practical experience.
Teaching and mentoring, Experienced Radiographers have the chance to mentor undergraduate students, contributing to the education of future professionals.
Focus on advanced practice, The department encourages role extension with opportunities to engage in practices such as Ultrasound and plain film reporting.
Supportive environment, The department fosters teamwork and collaboration, working closely with Consultant Radiographers and Radiologists for professional development.
Healthy work-life balance, With participation in on-call and 7-day rosters, Radiographers can manage their work schedules effectively.
Community impact, Work for a leading NHS Trust that serves a large population, providing significant contributions to the health of the community.

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