Acute Trauma Radiology Consultant — On-Call & Teaching

St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Greater London; Hybrid; GBP 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

St. George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a major acute hospital providing specialist radiology services with a wide range of imaging modalities, including CT, ultrasound and MRI.

The successful applicant will oversee high‑quality diagnostic radiology in collaboration with other radiologists and contribute to teaching and training of radiology registrars and undergraduates. The post involves a full on‑call rota, weekend work, and potential expansion towards 7‑day sessions in the

Qualifications

• Medical Degree and full GMC registration are essential.
• CCT in Radiology (or within 6 months of interview) is required.
• Experience in reporting A&E, GP, inpatient and outpatient radiographs is expected.
• Experience in trauma imaging and reporting, plus teaching experience, is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide a comprehensive diagnostic radiology service including plain radiography, CT, ultrasound and MRI.
• Undertake general diagnostic adult CT and plain film reporting; participate in on‑call and teaching activities.
• Engage in full‑time diagnostic on‑call rota (approx. 1:15) with regular weekend work; possible 7‑day working in the future.

Skills

Radiology practice evaluation

General MSK ultrasound

MSK ultrasound including chest wall

PRP injections

PACS and VR software literacy

Education

Medical Degree

Full GMC registration

CCT in Radiology

Job description

St. George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is a major acute hospital providing specialist radiology services with a wide range of imaging modalities, including CT, ultrasound and MRI.

The successful applicant will oversee high‑quality diagnostic radiology in collaboration with other radiologists and contribute to teaching and training of radiology registrars and undergraduates. The post involves a full on‑call rota, weekend work, and potential expansion towards 7‑day sessions in the