ASPH Imaging department has all new state of the art digital imaging equipment with an effective equipment replacement programme. We are looking for an enthusiastic, highly motivated individual who is competent in all general x-ray with a passion for expanding their skills. This post is fixed term for 12 months. We actively encourage CPD and have a full 7 day shifts system with an attractive shift allowance.
MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POST: To perform and maintain high standards of radiographic imaging as determined by the work rota. To participate in the shift system and weekend duties, including the interventional on call rota when suitably trained. To be involved with service delivery and service improvement for the benefit of the patient. To maintain high clinical standards, particularly regarding patient care, clinical risk and Health and Safety. To liaise with other Health Care Professionals and departmental staff on a daily basis. To continue to develop one's own knowledge, practice and development through continued professional development. To understand the implications of the Health and Safety at Work Act and ensure a safe working environment for patients, staff, visitors according to the Trust’s Health and Safety Policy. To rotate around all general radiographic areas; in-patient, out-patient, dental, fluoroscopy, theatre and mobiles, A&E and fracture clinic. To demonstrate the skill, knowledge and understanding necessary to carry out and obtain the appropriate diagnostic images. To perform radiographic imaging examinations to a high standard at all times. To assist the Consultant Radiologists with specialised fluoroscopic procedures and ultrasound examinations as required. To be trained in cannulation, venepuncture and the administration of contrast media. To adhere to the standard operating procedures, departmental protocols and local rules for the department. To make informed judgements on the justification for a radiographic examination. To clinically evaluate the outcome of certain radiographic examinations within the framework of an abnormality detection scheme (red dot). To be competent in undertaking the “trauma call” when working within the A&E emergency setting. To maintain high standards of cleanliness and ensure departmental policies and procedures are followed to prevent hospital acquired infection. To report any equipment malfunction to the Superintendent Radiographer or radiographer in charge promptly. To be competent using the Radiology computer system and keep abreast of technological changes within the radiology department. To participate in staff development/training programmes including Quality Assurance and Individual Performance Review. To maintain a personal continuous professional development, training and education portfolio. To maintain continued competency in emergency resuscitation, manual handling techniques and fire regulations. To participate in the Quality Assurance Programmes such as Health & Safety, COSHH, Radiation Protection, Equipment Maintenance, Risk Assessment, Clinical and Departmental audit, and Quality Improvements on x-ray equipment, fluoroscopic unit and image intensifiers. Although it isn't the Trust's normal practice, adverts may close early, so applicants are encouraged to submit an application as soon as possible.
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MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POST: To perform and maintain high standards of radiographic imaging as determined by the work rota. To participate in the shift system and weekend duties, including the interventional on call rota when suitably trained. To be involved with service delivery and service improvement for the benefit of the patient. To maintain high clinical standards, particularly regarding patient care, clinical risk and Health and Safety. To liaise with other Health Care Professionals and departmental staff on a daily basis. To continue to develop one's own knowledge, practice and development through continued professional development. To understand the implications of the Health and Safety at Work Act and ensure a safe working environment for patients, staff, visitors according to the Trust’s Health and Safety Policy. To rotate around all general radiographic areas; in-patient, out-patient, dental, fluoroscopy, theatre and mobiles, A&E and fracture clinic. To demonstrate the skill, knowledge and understanding necessary to carry out and obtain the appropriate diagnostic images. To perform radiographic imaging examinations to a high standard at all times. To assist the Consultant Radiologists with specialised fluoroscopic procedures and ultrasound examinations as required. To be trained in cannulation, venepuncture and the administration of contrast media. To adhere to the standard operating procedures, departmental protocols and local rules for the department. To make informed judgements on the justification for a radiographic examination. To clinically evaluate the outcome of certain radiographic examinations within the framework of an abnormality detection scheme (red dot). To be competent in undertaking the “trauma call” when working within the A&E emergency setting. To maintain high standards of cleanliness and ensure departmental policies and procedures are followed to prevent hospital acquired infection. To report any equipment malfunction to the Superintendent Radiographer or radiographer in charge promptly. To be competent using the Radiology computer system and keep abreast of technological changes within the radiology department. To participate in staff development/training programmes including Quality Assurance and Individual Performance Review. To maintain a personal continuous professional development, training and education portfolio. To maintain continued competency in emergency resuscitation, manual handling techniques and fire regulations. To participate in the Quality Assurance Programmes such as Health & Safety, COSHH, Radiation Protection, Equipment Maintenance, Risk Assessment, Clinical and Departmental audit, and Quality Improvements on x-ray equipment, fluoroscopic unit and image intensifiers. Although it isn't the Trust's normal practice, adverts may close early, so applicants are encouraged to submit an application as soon as possible.
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