SKILLS & EXPERIENCE

• Hold a BSc in Radiography or equivalent.
• HCPC registered.
• To be familiar with a computerised patient information system (RIS/Soliton and PACS)
• To have a basic experience in MRI environment
• Previous cannulation experience is desirable but not essential and full training will be provided.
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• To Assist in MRI procedures and be able to perform MRI examinations safely.
• To operate accurately and safely complex radiological equipment, requiring a high degree of manual dexterity.
• To ensure that all the documentation relating to an examination is appropriately organised to ensure rapid and accurate transit through the Administrative and Clerical systems of the Directorate.
• To work unsupervised and participate in on-call and weekend work when training is completed and competencies have been signed off