FAQs
What is the working hours for the Medical Photographer position?
The position is part time, requiring 15 hours per week.
Where will the Medical Photographer work?
The Medical Photographer will work across the Huddersfield & Halifax acute hospital sites and Community Diagnosis Centres.
What qualities are we looking for in a Medical Photographer?
We are looking for an enthusiastic and cheerful team player with experience in the Medical Photography field, who is proficient in photography and has a caring, empathic approach to patients.
What aspects of medical photography will the postholder participate in?
The postholder will participate in all aspects of clinical photography and videography of adults and children in various locations, including the photographic studio, wards, clinics, and operating theatres.
Is previous experience in medical photography required for this role?
Yes, experience within the Medical Photography field is required.
Who can I contact for more information about the role?
For more information, you can contact Jane Armitage, Medical Illustration Manager at jane.armitage@cht.nhs.uk or call 01484 342328.
What modalities does the Medical Illustration department serve?
The department provides services to a wide range of modalities, with an emphasis on Tissue Viability, Dermatology, Plastic Surgery, ENT, and adults & children’s safeguarding.
Will the Medical Photographer be involved in teledermatology?
Yes, the Medical Photographer will actively participate in photographing skin lesions within the new teledermatology service.
Are there opportunities for informal visits to the department?
Yes, interested candidates can arrange informal visits to the department to learn more about the role.
How many staff does Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust employ?
The Trust employs more than 6,500 staff members.