FAQs
Is this position suitable for final year student radiographers?
Yes, this position is open to final year student radiographers looking for their first qualified role.
What are the key responsibilities of a Band 5 Diagnostic Radiographer in this role?
The key responsibilities include providing a high standard of imaging services, completing and recording Quality Assurance testing, following IRMER17 regulations, and working across all three hospital sites as part of a 24/7 shift system.
Is there an opportunity for career progression in this role?
Yes, there is a development programme to support progression to a Band 6 position.
How many hospital sites will I be working across?
You will be working across three hospital sites.
What facilities and equipment are available at the Trust?
The Trust is fully equipped with 6 CT scanners, 3 MRI scanners, 10 DR mobiles, and 10 DR general rooms.
Is there a support programme for new staff?
Yes, there is a supportive Preceptorship Programme for those in their first year of their careers.
Are there opportunities for training and development?
Yes, there are various opportunities for training and career development available.
How does the Trust prioritize staff wellbeing?
Staff wellbeing and development are a priority at the Trust, along with a commitment to innovation in improving clinical care, outcomes, and patient experience.
What are the working hours for this role?
The role operates on a 24/7 shift system across the three hospital sites.
What should I do if I have a disability or long-term health condition?
You can contact westherts.recruitment@nhs.net for support or guidance regarding your application.
Can I visit the department informally before applying?
Yes, you can contact Ben Vranjkovic for further details or to arrange an informal visit.
How does the Trust address work-life balance?
The Trust offers a variety of flexible working options to recognize the importance of a good work-life balance.