PROFESSIONAL / EDUCATION:

• Maintain, enhance and develop knowledge, skills and aptitudes necessary to respond to changing clinical profiles of patients, hospital / service developments and legal requirements such as licensing.
• Participate as required in human resource planning, recruitment and selection of staff.
• To participate and deliver CPD
  Qualifications & Experience:
  Possess a Degree in Radiography or the Diploma of The College of Radiographers
  And
  Must be registered in the Radiographer’s Division by The Radiographers Registration Board maintained at CORU.
  And
  Must have not less than 5 years fulltime post qualification clinical experience
  And
  Possess a recognised postgraduate course in CT or Nuclear Medicine as recognised by the IIRRT
  And
  Management course (desirable) but not mandatory.

OVERVIEW OF ROLE:

The Radiology Department provides a service to both Inpatients and Outpatients. It includes General Radiography, Theatre Imaging, Ultrasound, MRI, CT, PET CT and DEXA services. The holder of this post will work as a member of the Radiology Department and multi- disciplinary teams, providing a high-quality service to patients in accordance with professional standards of practice. The position of Clinical Specialist Radiographer in PET CT requires an ability to lead, guide and supervise Radiographic staff and to successfully manage service delivery on a day to day basis. An ability to manage in a rapidly changing environment and a willingness to undertake such additional duties as may be assigned from time to time are essential. While carrying out the duties appropriate to a PET CT Clinical Specialist Radiographer in the Radiology department, maintenance of professional competence in other areas of the department is necessary as some participation is required. This will necessitate the