230617 Clinical Technologist Practitioner (Radiation Protection and Imaging Physics)
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Clinical Technologist Practitioner
Department of Medical Physics, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Technologist position within the Radiation Protection and Imaging Physics section [RPIP] of Medical Physics at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. The section provides scientific and technical support to a range of clinical services within NHS Lothian & NHS Fife.
Key responsibilities include:
* Provide support and expertise in radiation physics, imaging physics, and medical device management.
* Assist in the design, operation, and quality assurance of ionising and non‑ionising imaging equipment.
* Maintain accurate records and contribute to the day‑to‑day running of the service.
* Engage in continuous professional development, including training under the RCT Radiation Physics scope of practice and participation in IPEM’s clinical technologist training scheme.
* Collaborate within a multidisciplinary team to uphold quality standards and patient/staff safety.
Qualifications and experience:
* SCQF level 9 qualification in physics, engineering, or clinical technology. Equivalence via relevant technical experience may be considered.
* Experience or knowledge of radiation physics, imaging physics, and medical devices is desirable.
* Excellent communication, organisational, and precision‑work skills.
Benefits:
* Full‑time role.
* Employment within a respected NHS organization.
* Opportunities for professional development and training.
* Supportive multidisciplinary team environment.
Contact: Christopher McLeod, Clinical Technologist Team Lead – Tel. 0131 242 2361. Email: Christopher.mcleod@nhs.scot
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