diagnostic radiographer nuclear medicine.

• Band 6 - pay scales start at £19.10 (can be reviewed depending on experince)
• Shift Premiums available
• Enhanced holiday package - up to 39 days per year
• On-site parking available
• Full funded online e-learning and face to face training
• Two uniforms provided free of charge
• Free occupational health checks
• Employee Assistance Programme with access to counselling, financial planning and other great benefits
• Access to high street, retail and leisure discounts
• Refer a friend scheme (uncapped)

Requirements

• Degree/diploma in Radiography or equivalent is essential
• 3 years post-qualification experience
• Min 1 year experience in Nuclear Medicine
• All candidates must be registered with HCPC
• Up to date Immunisation records to complete a full occupational health review
• Ability to build rapport
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Effective time management and prioritisation skills
• Ability to work in fast paced user-centric environment
• Candidates will be subject to enhanced vetting including an enhanced Access NI check and compliance due to the nature of this work

Responsibilities:

• Perform and assist in a broad range of work activities associated with the use of radioactive substances in the investigation and treatment of patients
• The performance of radionuclide imaging and organ uptake measurements (including non-routine and complex investigations), and the quantitative analysis of image data
• Preparation of data for clinical reporting
• The performance of in-vitro studies including GFR tests and the quantitative analysis of the data
• Be familiar with, and adhere to, the SOR and HPC codes of professional conduct
• Deliver a service, which meets all organisational and professional responsibilities
• Demonstrate a high level of knowledge and understanding of radiography specifically within nuclear medicine
• Communicate effectively with patients and ensure there is an understanding of their condition
• Promote and support effective team working, fostering a culture of openness and transparency
• Support the service's leadership team as required

Apply today or give us a call for a more detailed chat about your future careers within HSCNI!

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