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The department of Nuclear Medicine at Singleton Hospital (part of Swansea Bay University Health Board) is a busy academic imaging department operating two diagnostic state-of-the-art SPECT/CT cameras, two bone densitometry (DXA) scanners, a brand new, purpose-built radio pharmacy, a therapy section, and a mobile PET/CT service. Singleton Hospital is situated next to the sea in Swansea and is adjacent to the Singleton University campus.
We are seeking an exceptionally motivated individual to join our friendly and dynamic team. In return for dedication and hard work, we offer well-established, structured mentoring and staff development strategies to support this role. The post holder will contribute to the smooth and efficient running of the Nuclear Medicine Reception Offices, particularly the bone densitometry service reception, and provide clerical and administrative support related to Nuclear Medicine work. The post holder will also support patients and ensure their welfare while in the Nuclear Medicine Service.
Nuclear Medicine is a highly specialized service providing radiopharmaceuticals, diagnostic investigations, radionuclide therapy, PET/CT, and DXA scans to patients of local health boards in South West Wales.
The post holder will be part of a highly skilled team involved in providing diagnostic and DXA services in South West Wales, supporting colleague clerical officers in DXA services. They will be the initial contact point in the patient journey within Nuclear Medicine.
The role involves ensuring the efficient operation of the Nuclear Medicine Reception Offices, providing clerical, administrative, and healthcare support functions related to DXA work. The post holder will liaise with technical, nursing staff, and patients to deliver an efficient service, primarily focusing on appointment scheduling. They will manage patient data entry onto specific databases, maintaining confidentiality at all times.
Desirable: The ability to speak Welsh; applications from English and/or Welsh speakers are equally welcome.
We believe staff are our greatest asset and aim to ensure you start your career here feeling happy and confident. As one of the UK's largest healthcare groups, we offer extensive professional training and development opportunities in an innovative, forward-thinking organization.
We welcome applications from nurses, doctors, health scientists, therapists, and support service staff. Opportunities include apprenticeships, work placements, and volunteering roles.
We are committed to inclusivity and welcome applications regardless of sex, religion, race, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, pregnancy, maternity leave, marital status, or disability.
Our values—Caring For Each Other, Working Together, and Always Improving—reflect our commitment to equality.
If you seek excellent career and training opportunities while living near some of Europe's most spectacular scenery and a vibrant city, consider joining us.
The successful candidate will be responsible for providing independent administrative support after an adequate training period and supporting the service flexibly during the contracted hours.
For a full job description and person specification, please see the attached documents or click "Apply now" to view in Trac.
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