Bank Reporting RadiographerinPontyclun inPontyclunPUBLISHED FRI 13 DEC 2024

Band 7: £46,840 to £53,602 a year per annum pro rata BANK
MUSCULOSKELETALNUCLEAR MEDICINE

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health BoardrODpr9cH

Independently interpret and report diagnostic examinations that significantly influence patient management.

Opportunity to provide direct care to patients and make a positive impact on their healthcare journey.

Work autonomously with minimal direct supervision, showcasing professional skills and expertise.

Supervise and mentor junior staff, contributing to their professional development and enhancing team dynamics.

Gain experience in a variety of specialized examinations, including CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, and Fluoroscopy.

Participate in the provision of an out-of-hours service, offering flexibility and diverse work hours.

Welcoming environment for both English and Welsh speakers, promoting inclusivity in the workplace.

The role of "Bank Reporting Radiographer" at Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board in Pontyclun involves independently interpreting and reporting on various Radiology examinations, including musculoskeletal, chest, abdominal, cross-sectional, Nuclear Medicine, and fluoroscopy imaging, which are critical for patient management. The position requires providing patient care in both general and specialized areas, supervising junior staff, and conducting routine radiographic examinations while ensuring patient safety. Depending on experience, the radiographer may also perform specialized examinations like CT and MRI and will occasionally work unsupervised in these areas. The role includes participating in an out-of-hours service and necessitates strong communication with other staff across the Health Board.

Candidates should be proficient in Radiology and capable of performing their duties with minimal supervision. Applicants who speak English and/or Welsh are equally encouraged to apply. The position focuses on four core functions: reporting in a specialized field, conducting radiographic examinations, patient care, and collaboration with staff across the Health Board.

Independently interpret and report diagnostic examinations that significantly influence patient management.

Opportunity to provide direct care to patients and make a positive impact on their healthcare journey.

Work autonomously with minimal direct supervision, showcasing professional skills and expertise.

Supervise and mentor junior staff, contributing to their professional development and enhancing team dynamics.

Gain experience in a variety of specialized examinations, including CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, and Fluoroscopy.

Participate in the provision of an out-of-hours service, offering flexibility and diverse work hours.

Welcoming environment for both English and Welsh speakers, promoting inclusivity in the workplace.

To independently interpret, report and diagnose Radiology examinations such as musculo-skeletal, chest and abdominal, cross sectional, Nuclear Medicine or fluoroscopy imaging, the results of which will directly influence the management of the patient. You will provide care for patients attending the general Radiology Department and specialist areas as identified in your role

You will normally work without direct clinical supervision but will report to the Senior Superintendent Radiographers within the Directorate.

To supervise junior staff and carry out routine radiographic examinations both within and outside of the department to the standards required, and in a manner which maintains the care and safety of patients and the safety of others.

In addition, dependent on experience, the you may undertake a range of specialised examinations such as CT, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Fluoroscopy and be expected to work unsupervised in one or more of these areas from time to time.

You will be required to participate in the provision of an out of hours service as required.

English and/or Welsh speakers are equally welcome to apply

This post is structured around 4 core functions to include:

Responsible for reporting in specialised field
Undertake radiographic examinations of patients
Provide care for patients attending the department including assisting patients when necessary
Liaise with staff across the Health Board

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