The department is equipped with advanced radiotherapy technologies, including TrueBeam Linacs and a dedicated brachytherapy unit. The Macmillan Therapy Radiographer will work across various sites, collaborate with colleagues to standardize procedures, and provide support and advice to patients. Applicants are expected to have a commitment to ongoing professional growth and to contribute to the team's high standards of care.
An opportunity has arisen for a talented individual to join the treatment team as a band 5 Treatment Radiographer within the Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust's radiotherapy department. We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated and dynamic individual who will fit in quickly with the treatment team.
We have now established our SABR treatment delivery programme andare now using SGRT on our newest linac. We also treat intra-cranial SRS as well as TBI & TLNI and brachytherapy. You will have the opportunity to expand your knowledge across treatment and pre-treatment pathways and you will be expected to participate in the emergency on-call rota.
We actively support professional development and encourage radiographer led research and QI projects. We support flexible working arrangements and all applicants would be expected to support the working hours of the service and work across sites.
Our equipment portfolio includes five TrueBeam Linacs, Siemens Open go.Pro CT scanner and Xstrahl unit; our Elekta Flexitron Brachytherapy unit is based at Hammersmith Hospital in a dedicated brachytherapy suite. We have switched the majority of our treatment planning system to the Raystation system and we are now in the final stages of implementation of our paperless patient pathways. We are about to embark on an equipment replacement programme for our two oldest linacs so this is an exciting time to join our team.
- Maintain a level of clinical practice commensurate with departmental standards through ongoing professional development
- Achieve and maintain standards set for clinical and non-clinical performance
- Be professionally and legally accountable for own clinical practice.
- As an IR(ME)R operator take full responsibility for all treatment preparation and calculations, and treatments undertaken by oneself and signed off as correct;
- Be aware of own limitations in knowledge and be responsible for seeking advice or assistance from colleagues or Medical Physics Experts and Consultant Clinical Oncologists
- To work on a rotational, and on-call basis, within all preparation, planning and treatment areas within Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust Radiotherapy Departments.
- To accurately interpret treatment prescriptions and plans and patient side effects in order to treat and advise patients accordingly
- To work across site and in close co-operation with colleagues to maintain and improve the standardisation of procedures and techniques
- Be responsible for the documentation of all information necessary for the accurate treatment of patients
- To assist in the maintenance and checking of treatment records.
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