To undertake and be conversant in all CT examinations to maintain high standards of technical and professional practice in the delivery of a quality service. To prepare the patient for diagnostic examinations and fulfil the requirements of correct patient identification, confidentiality and data protection. To work closely with Radiation Physics, GE and Cannon to work on protocol development when needed. Participate in departmental quality assurance programmes as required.
To assist with the day to day running of the computer system and help with computer training. To supervise and train radiographers and students on all aspects of CT. To report any equipment malfunction to the manufacturer / Equipment Manager and to arrange for engineers to visit as appropriate. To assist with the training in cannulation, venipuncture and the administration of contrast media.
To liaise with consultants, nursing, clerical and other staff within the hospitals for the benefit of patient care. To liaise regularly with the CT Senior Radiographers and take a supervisory role with the radiographic team. Follow departmental protocols to ensure clinical practice and general housekeeping duties follow policies and procedures designed to prevent hospital acquired infection. To ensure the fabric of the department is in good and safe working order and to arrange repair as required.
To adhere to the Code of Practice for ionising radiation and the local rules for radiation safety. To participate in the Superintendents on-call rota. The post holder will be based at St Peters Hospital but will be expected to work at the Ashford site and Woking on a regular basis

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