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Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

12d ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior & Mid Level
  • Science
    Healthcare
  • Nottingham

AI generated summary

  • You must have current HCPC registration and hold a Radiography degree or DCRR.
  • You will perform x-ray exams, ensure compliance with health regulations, communicate with patients, maintain cleanliness, participate in audits, and train student radiographers.

Requirements

  • Have current HCPC registration
  • Hold Radiography degree or DCRR

Responsibilities

  • Perform x-ray examinations to a high standard, whilst observing the Ionising Radiations Regulations 17 and the Ionising Radiations (Medical Exposures) Regulations 2017 and the Local rules.
  • Communicate effectively in an appropriate manner, complex information to patients, relatives and staff concerning radiological examinations
  • Be aware of the responsibilities placed on him/her under the Health and safety at Work Act, 1974 and subsequent Health and Safety legislations
  • Deliver and maintain a high quality service, by participation in the department's Quality Assurance and Standards setting programmes, and by updating skills and knowledge on a continuing basis and maintaining a Personal Development Portfolio.
  • Undertake audits and assessment of own practice.
  • Maintain levels of cleanliness and infection control to meet with the Trust’s Infection Control Policies.
  • Participate, on a rota basis, for most radiological examinations in the department, (which may include CT and Nuclear Medicine at KMH and CT at NWK), and also theatre and mobile work.
  • Report all malfunctions and breakdowns of equipment in accordance with departmental policy and IRR17.
  • Participate in the training of student radiographers in accordance with guidance from affiliated universities.

FAQs

What roles are available for sponsorship?

Not all of our roles are eligible for visa sponsorship. Please refer to the shortage occupation list on the GOV.UK website for details on eligible healthcare and education jobs.

What qualifications do I need to apply for the Radiographer position?

You must have current HCPC registration and hold a Radiography degree or a DCRR.

What kind of experience will I gain in this role?

You will gain experience in all aspects of general radiography, CT rotation, accident and emergency work, and orthopaedic radiography.

Is there a requirement for out-of-hours work?

Yes, there will be a requirement to participate in the out-of-hours rota after an appropriate period of induction.

Will I receive support as a newly qualified radiographer?

Yes, we provide support through mentors and in-house training, as well as opportunities for continuing professional development (CPD).

What health and safety regulations must I be aware of in this role?

You need to be aware of the responsibilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and subsequent health and safety legislations.

How does the department ensure quality service delivery?

You will participate in the department's Quality Assurance and Standards setting programmes and maintain a Personal Development Portfolio to ensure high-quality service delivery.

Can I participate in training student radiographers?

Yes, you will participate in the training of student radiographers in accordance with guidance from affiliated universities.

What is the work environment like at Sherwood Forest Hospitals?

Sherwood Forest Hospitals is nationally recognized for its supportive and inclusive work culture, offering opportunities for development and progression, where happy colleagues deliver better care.

Who can I contact for more information or informal visits regarding the Radiographer role?

You can contact Gillian Asher or Melissa Smith, the Deputy Radiography Services Managers, via email at gillian.asher@nhs.net or melissa.smith8@nhs.net, or by calling 01623 676141.

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Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Healthier Communities, Outstanding Care

Science & Healthcare
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
2006
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides a wide range of acute hospital services across Nottinghamshire, including emergency care, elective surgery, and specialist treatments. Their mission is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care and improve patient outcomes through innovation and excellence in healthcare services. They focus on enhancing patient experience and advancing medical practice to better serve their community.