Apprentice Radiographer (Degree Apprenticeship) YDH

NHS Jobs; Yeovil; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

Somerset NHS Foundation Trust is offering an Apprentice Radiographer (Degree Apprenticeship) within the Radiology department in Yeovil. You will work under the supervision of a Registered Practitioner as part of the Diagnostic Imaging Degree Apprenticeship programme.

This training post aims to progress through assessment criteria set by the University of Exeter; interruptions may lead to redeployment to a support worker role within the trust.

Qualifications

• Apprenticeship leading to radiographer qualification.
• Progress through assessment criteria by the HEI providing training.
• Must pass each element of the course to progress.

Responsibilities

• Provide imaging, care and patient support per standard radiographic protocols.
• Work within Radiology under supervision of a Registered Practitioner.
• Operate in a range of environments within the trust.

Education

Degree Apprenticeship in Diagnostic Imaging

Job description

Apprentice Radiographer (Degree Apprenticeship) YDH

To work within the Radiology department as an Apprentice radiographer under the Diagnostic Imaging Degree Apprenticeship programme To work under the supervision of a Registered Practitioner This is a training post and progression through all levels will be expected in accordance with the assessment criteria managed by the HEI providing training There is a requirement for the student to pass each element of the course in order to progress Failure to complete any aspect of the academic or clinical components within the set time scale will result in removal from the course and termination of the contract with Somerset NHS Foundation Trust Any interruption to academic studies would need to be negotiated with the University of Exeter and could lead to re-deployment to a support worker role within the trust As part of the multi-disciplinary team, the post holder will provide a key role in providing imaging, care and support to individuals as specified in standard radiographic protocols, or written care or service plans, in a range of environments