Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Are you passionate about training and development in Radiology? We have an opportunity to train and develop a Band 5 radiographer to become a Band 6 CT Radiographer in our busy and ever-expanding department at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital that you do not want to miss. You will be joining the team at the most exciting period as we are getting new state-of-the-art scanners as part of the Radiology Managed Service contract, as well as an additional scanner, bringing the total CT scanners to 3 in the department. Offering a wide range of patient presentations, interventional procedures, and specialised CT examinations. Main duties of the job
To undertake and complete training to carry out front line patient care and high-quality CT radiographic examinations essential to diagnosis and treatment. Learn and develop a full understanding of correct justification of CT procedures under supervision and adhere to IRMER procedures. Complete IV and cannulation competencies for the safe preparation and administration of contrast agents. Job responsibilities
To undertake and complete training in order to carry out front line patient care and high-quality CT and radiographic examinations essential to diagnosis and treatment. Under supervision of the trained CT Radiographers, assess the suitability of patients to undergo CT examinations and specialised procedures and modify technique accordingly in line with policy and protocols. To assess own workload and maintain associated records. To complete training and gain competence to undertake a wide range of CT examinations across a range of specialities including trauma, in-patient and out-patient scanning, CT Intervention, Cardiac CT and CT colonography. Actively participate in the organisation of the CT team and patient workload under supervision of the CT radiographers. Work with the Lead CT Radiographer to develop departmental protocols and standard operational procedures. Personally aspire to maintain high ethical and professional standards in attitude at work including punctuality and appearance. Learn and develop full understanding of the correct justification of CT procedures under supervision of the CT radiographers and adhere to IRMER Procedures. To ensure Trust compliance with Radiology legislative requirements by adhering to and implementing all relevant radiation protection and drug management legislation. As an IR(ME)R operator, where necessary, communicate with all grades of medical, nursing, and AHP staff to ensure the most appropriate examination is performed, modifying technique such that the medical question asked in the referral is answered in the images. Obtain informed verbal consent for patients undergoing examination or treatment. Complete IV and cannulation competencies for the safe preparation and administration of contrast agents. To gain competence in using specialised imaging equipment, ensuring the safe use of radiation and high voltage equipment in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Contribute to the quality assurance of CT scanner and other ancillary equipment. Report faults to ensure minimal downtime and radiation safety. Seek guidance from the CT radiographers in order to provide imaging advice to junior radiographers, multidisciplinary team members, and referrers. To exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality at all times, in line with Caldicott principles. To work in other Radiology modalities within scope of practice and to provide cover where required at other HHFT sites, as required. To be able to use appropriate IT systems such as CRIS, PACS, and IEP. Person Specification
Training and Qualifications
HCPC Registration BSc Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent Knowledge and experience
NHS Radiography experience Evidence of CPD Sound clinical knowledge Previous additional responsibilities Skills and ability
Effective communication with patients, colleagues, and medical staff Ability to work as a member of a team Works well under pressure Ability to make decisions and handle additional responsibilities Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Salary: £29,970 to £44,962 per annum pro rata.
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Are you passionate about training and development in Radiology? We have an opportunity to train and develop a Band 5 radiographer to become a Band 6 CT Radiographer in our busy and ever-expanding department at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital that you do not want to miss. You will be joining the team at the most exciting period as we are getting new state-of-the-art scanners as part of the Radiology Managed Service contract, as well as an additional scanner, bringing the total CT scanners to 3 in the department. Offering a wide range of patient presentations, interventional procedures, and specialised CT examinations. Main duties of the job
To undertake and complete training to carry out front line patient care and high-quality CT radiographic examinations essential to diagnosis and treatment. Learn and develop a full understanding of correct justification of CT procedures under supervision and adhere to IRMER procedures. Complete IV and cannulation competencies for the safe preparation and administration of contrast agents. Job responsibilities
To undertake and complete training in order to carry out front line patient care and high-quality CT and radiographic examinations essential to diagnosis and treatment. Under supervision of the trained CT Radiographers, assess the suitability of patients to undergo CT examinations and specialised procedures and modify technique accordingly in line with policy and protocols. To assess own workload and maintain associated records. To complete training and gain competence to undertake a wide range of CT examinations across a range of specialities including trauma, in-patient and out-patient scanning, CT Intervention, Cardiac CT and CT colonography. Actively participate in the organisation of the CT team and patient workload under supervision of the CT radiographers. Work with the Lead CT Radiographer to develop departmental protocols and standard operational procedures. Personally aspire to maintain high ethical and professional standards in attitude at work including punctuality and appearance. Learn and develop full understanding of the correct justification of CT procedures under supervision of the CT radiographers and adhere to IRMER Procedures. To ensure Trust compliance with Radiology legislative requirements by adhering to and implementing all relevant radiation protection and drug management legislation. As an IR(ME)R operator, where necessary, communicate with all grades of medical, nursing, and AHP staff to ensure the most appropriate examination is performed, modifying technique such that the medical question asked in the referral is answered in the images. Obtain informed verbal consent for patients undergoing examination or treatment. Complete IV and cannulation competencies for the safe preparation and administration of contrast agents. To gain competence in using specialised imaging equipment, ensuring the safe use of radiation and high voltage equipment in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Contribute to the quality assurance of CT scanner and other ancillary equipment. Report faults to ensure minimal downtime and radiation safety. Seek guidance from the CT radiographers in order to provide imaging advice to junior radiographers, multidisciplinary team members, and referrers. To exercise discretion and maintain confidentiality at all times, in line with Caldicott principles. To work in other Radiology modalities within scope of practice and to provide cover where required at other HHFT sites, as required. To be able to use appropriate IT systems such as CRIS, PACS, and IEP. Person Specification
Training and Qualifications
HCPC Registration BSc Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent Knowledge and experience
NHS Radiography experience Evidence of CPD Sound clinical knowledge Previous additional responsibilities Skills and ability
Effective communication with patients, colleagues, and medical staff Ability to work as a member of a team Works well under pressure Ability to make decisions and handle additional responsibilities Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions. Salary: £29,970 to £44,962 per annum pro rata.
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