Why this role
You’ll work autonomously, make sound clinical decisions that keep patients safe, examinations on track and image quality consistently high. This role will act as a key point of contact for clinical and operational matters, escalating any concerns that may impact patient care.
About the employer
The employer is a growing UK diagnostic services provider, its provision includes CT, MRI and mammography across diagnostic centres, community services, and mobile and relocatable facilities.
Experienced clinical teams, advanced diagnostic technology and operational support underpin a service focused on patient safety, compassionate care, and efficient imaging. As its network develops, the organisation offers scope to take ownership of local service delivery and contribute to improvements.
What you'll be doing
Perform CT and MRI examinations independently, following protocols, relevant legislation, and local procedures. Adapt techniques to patients’ clinical needs, assess diagnostic image quality and take corrective action where needed.
Keep the branch clinically and operationally ready each day, complete and document equipment checks, coordinate patient flow and minimise delays without compromising care. Act as a key clinical and operational contact, escalating equipment faults, staffing concerns, and potential service disruptions promptly.
Maintain safe practice through IR(ME)R compliance, MRI safety and implant screening, patient preparation and assessment, infection prevention, and accurate examination records. Protect dignity and confidentiality and report incidents and near misses through appropriate governance processes.
What we’re looking for
A degree or diploma in Diagnostic Radiography, or an equivalent recognised qualification, current HCPC registration and evidence of ongoing CPD. You’ll bring post-registration diagnostic radiography experience, strong practical capability in both CT and MRI.
Confidence performing routine CT and MRI examinations independently, adapting protocols and addressing image-quality issues. Essential knowledge includes IR(ME)R, MRI safety and implant screening, daily QA/QC, equipment-fault escalation, and infection prevention, alongside experience using RIS/PACS and electronic patient records.
Sound clinical judgement and the confidence to run a busy branch autonomously: prioritising workloads, managing throughput, supporting colleagues, and escalating concerns appropriately. Clear communication, good IT skills, attention to detail, accountability and a calm, proactive, compassionate approach are important. Flexibility to meet service needs and provide occasional cover at other branches is required.
What’s in it for you
Complimentary access to the employer’s healthcare services, giving you a practical benefit for your own health.
Reimbursement of authorised travel and associated expenses when working at or covering another branch, in line with the company expenses policy.
Meaningful clinical autonomy, with the opportunity to shape the daily running of a service while maintaining your hands-on CT and MRI practice.
Scope to contribute to service development and share your expertise with colleagues as the diagnostic network grows.
Apply today for this CT/MRI Radiographer role or get in touch with Caroline for a confidential conversation, quoting reference 4475. We'd be thrilled to hear from you!
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