QR code linking to this job posting Advanced Practitioner Research & Development Therapeutic Radiographer in London NW1 2BU inLondon NW1 2BU PUBLISHED FRI 19 SEP 2025

£56,276 to £63,176 a year
CANCER FAMILY GASTROINTESTINAL HCPC NHS NUCLEAR MEDICINE VISA

University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Lead R&D role with UCL partnership — publish and present internationally to boost your academic CV and career progression.
Band 7 pay £56,276–£63,176 pa (incl HCAS) with a permanent contract — strong salary and stability for family life.
UCLH named top NHS trust to work for; flexible working options make juggling shifts, childcare and caring roles easier.
Take charge of the ECIP/proton portfolio — hands‑on, cutting‑edge radiotherapy trials and specialist skill growth.
Work in a trust that specialises in women's health and cancer — deliver tangible improvements for female patients.
Sponsorship considered and support for UK professional registration — accessible to suitably qualified overseas applicants.
Advance radiotherapy research and clinical practice as an Advanced Practitioner Research & Development Therapeutic Radiographer with University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, based at University College Hospital, 235 Euston Road, London NW1 2BU. You will lead the clinical implementation and day-to-day management of radiotherapy trials and the Evaluative Commissioning in Protons (ECIP) portfolio, drive service development projects with UCL academic partners, open and deliver radiotherapy clinical studies on time, and collate, analyse and disseminate findings locally, nationally and internationally through publications and presentations. This permanent, full-time Band 7 post (£56,276–£63,176 pa inclusive of HCAS) sits within a nationally recognised, flexible trust that champions women’s health and offers real scope to shape patient care, mentor colleagues and build an academic profile.

You’ll be a qualified therapeutic radiographer (BSc or equivalent) with current HCPC registration, significant postgraduate experience and proven leadership in planning and delivering a wide range of radiotherapy techniques. The role requires expertise in protocol implementation, database maintenance, audit and radiation protection (including unsealed source therapy), and the confidence to deliver training and present your work. A Disclosure and Barring Service check is required, and Skilled Worker sponsorship applications are welcome; UK professional registration must be current. This vacancy is listed on jobsincare.com — to apply simply click the “Apply Now” button.
Lead R&D role with UCL partnership — publish and present internationally to boost your academic CV and career progression.
Band 7 pay £56,276–£63,176 pa (incl HCAS) with a permanent contract — strong salary and stability for family life.
UCLH named top NHS trust to work for; flexible working options make juggling shifts, childcare and caring roles easier.
Take charge of the ECIP/proton portfolio — hands‑on, cutting‑edge radiotherapy trials and specialist skill growth.
Work in a trust that specialises in women's health and cancer — deliver tangible improvements for female patients.
Sponsorship considered and support for UK professional registration — accessible to suitably qualified overseas applicants.
 


in London NW1 2BU
Locations are approximate.