FAQs
What qualifications are required for the Echocardiographer position?
The required qualifications include a PGCert in Echocardiography and Part I BSE Level 2 accreditation.
What specific skills are necessary for this role?
A high level of understanding of all aspects of echocardiography is essential for this role.
Is practical experience necessary for applicants?
Desirable criteria indicate that practical experience of Adult Level 2 echocardiography in a range of settings is preferred, though not mandatory.
What kind of echocardiography services does the department provide?
The department provides standard, community, and complex echocardiography clinics, including physiologist-led stress echocardiography, bubble and contrast studies, and developing physiologist-led TOE services.
Are there opportunities for professional development in this role?
Yes, the role includes opportunities for consolidation post BSE accreditation and key competencies designed to support ongoing learning and development.
Who can I contact for informal inquiries about the position?
You can contact James Willis, the Principal Clinical Scientist, at james.willis@nhs.net or by phone at 01225821530.
What is the department's commitment to staff wellbeing?
The department has a well-established programme of support that adopts a holistic approach to physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial wellbeing.
Does the department have a focus on education?
Yes, the department is dedicated to educating all physiologists.
What type of environment does the organization promote?
The organization promotes a compassionate and inclusive environment, valuing diversity and creating opportunities for staff to engage and learn.
Can I find more information about living in Bath and the organization?
Yes, further information about living and working in the historic city of Bath, as well as details on staff benefits and care provisions, can be found through the provided resources.