FAQs
What is the main focus of the Diagnostic Radiographer position?
The main focus of the Diagnostic Radiographer position is to undertake all aspects of plain radiography, fluoroscopy, mobiles, and theatre work.
Is prior experience required for this job?
No prior experience is required; the position welcomes new graduates as well as qualified applicants.
What is the work schedule like for this role?
The role includes a commitment to 7-day working, involving an on-call system with potential night and weekend duties and extended hours as necessary.
Is there opportunity for career progression?
Yes, the department supports further education and career progression, with guidance from the Consultant Radiographer.
What kind of support is provided for new staff members?
The department is extremely friendly and supportive, offering training in general radiography and fluoroscopy to help consolidate knowledge and skills.
Who can I contact for further details or an informal visit?
You can contact Mr. Roshan Khugputh, the X-ray Superintendent Radiographer, via email at roshan.khugputh2@nhs.net or by phone at 0208 321 5985.
What standards are expected from the Diagnostic Radiographer?
The post holder is expected to produce high-quality images to assist in diagnosis and treatment and to uphold the standards set by their professional body.