We have an exciting opportunity for a skilled and motivated Senior PET CT Radiographer/Technologist to join our team at the Truro PET-CT Centre located at the Royal Cornwall Hospital.
The successful candidate will have either HCPC registration or an equivalent voluntary registration. You should have a background in Nuclear Medicine, preferably with experience in PET-CT, and be experienced in handling and dispensing radiopharmaceuticals. A high level of competency in cannulation is preferable.
A candidate with significant experience working as a Radiographer will also be considered, as training in PET-CT can be provided.
You should have a patient-focused attitude to ensure patient care is delivered to the highest standards of quality and efficiency. We are looking for a flexible, adaptable team player who has excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
Please note that we will be interviewing throughout the duration of this advert. Therefore, early application is advised as we may close the advert prior to the advertised date.
To be successful in this role, you must be able to demonstrate:
Skills:
* Patient care experience/skills
* Excellent interpersonal and organisational skills, including time management
* Excellent communication and negotiating skills
* High energy level – able to collaborate across teams to achieve a common goal
* Ability to motivate yourself and other team members and appropriately delegate
* Positive approach to change
* Flexible approach to working hours
Experience:
* Experience in PET-CT is an advantage
* IV Cannulation Certificate preferred; training will be provided
* Must be IT literate
* Enhanced DBS clearance required
* Flexibility to operate across multiple sites if required
* CT experience desirable
You will undertake a competency programme in PET-CT to develop your knowledge and gain a full understanding of PET-CT. Training will be delivered on the job and in collaboration with the Christie School of Oncology via the PET-CT training academy. You will also be required to IV cannulate patients as part of the role. If you do not have prior experience in IV cannulation, full training will be provided.
The role also includes:
* Experience and knowledge in your area of expertise is desired but not essential
* BSc/DCR in Diagnostic Radiography and/or Diploma in Nuclear Medicine or equivalent is essential
* Awareness and compliance with Alliance Medical Policies and Procedures, Radiation Regulations (IRMER, IRR 99, and EPR 2010), CQC requirements, and Health and Safety legislation
* Awareness and compliance with Data Protection and Patient confidentiality
* Mandatory training to ensure ongoing compliance
Alliance Medical is Europe’s leading independent provider of imaging services.
We combine service excellence and innovative imaging technologies to improve patient care and support NHS and independent organizations with their ongoing imaging requirements. Our approach has led to consistent growth over more than 30 years.
We operate a robust pre-employment screening process, including proof of professional registration and qualifications, DBS checks, and occupational health assessments.
Our company values include:
Our Values
Leaders, managers, and supervisors are expected to be role models in demonstrating these values and engaging their teams accordingly.
Collaboration: We work together and in partnership for all our patients, respecting expertise to achieve more.
Excellence: We strive to deliver the highest quality of care, treating patients and each other with compassion, dignity, and respect.
Learning: We are committed to continuous learning and improvement in our ways of working.
Efficiency: We seek innovative ways to use healthcare resources more effectively to enable more patients to receive better care.
Openness: We act with transparency and honesty, encouraging staff to speak up to ensure a safe environment for our patients.
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