Locum Consultant Radiologist with a GI/ HPB radiology interestinNottinghaminNottinghamPUBLISHED MON 24 MAR 2025
In this role, you'll enjoy a flexible working environment, with the option for remote reporting from home. Your contributions will range from CT and MRI reporting to participating in multidisciplinary meetings, enhancing patient care while balancing professional commitments. We value the growth of our staff, providing avenues for undergraduate and postgraduate teaching as well as partnership opportunities in research with the esteemed University of Nottingham. If you're a qualified radiologist with a passion for innovation and education, we’d love to hear from you!
An opportunity has arisen to appoint a Clinical Radiology Consultant with an interest in Gastrointestinal (GI) and Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary (HPB) imaging to join the Radiology Department of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. The successful candidate would be joining a team of 9.5 full time equivalent GI / HPB radiologists at a University hospital as part of a wider 21-member body radiology group within a dynamic team of over 60 consultant radiologists.
The post would be a diagnostic role across both NUH campuses with close working relations with many clinical medical and surgical disciplines. We are a Major Trauma Centre, the first Radiology centre in the East Midlands Radiology Consortium and a Tertiary referral centre for HPB, GI and Oncology.
The post will have a commitment to support a range of services, including CT, MRI, plain radiograph reporting, ultrasound, multi-disciplinary team meetings and clinical-radiological meetings. There will be an on-call commitment depending on the skill set of the successful candidate.
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All consultant radiologists will have the option of having a home reporting workstation facilitating remote working days, insourcing and on-call reporting.
The post holder will be expected to participate in under-graduate and post-graduate teaching and training and there will be opportunities for research working with the Biomedical Research Centre and Sir Peter Mansfield Imaging Centre at the University of Nottingham.
Candidates must hold the Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists or an equivalent qualification, and must either be on the GMC Specialist Register, or within 6 months of anticipated receipt of a CCT / CESR at the time of interview.
An appropriate period of experience with specialist diagnostic techniques is desirable, as is a track record in research.
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