Band 6 Diagnostic Radiographer

We have a vacancy for an enthusiastic, ambitious diagnostic radiographer to join our friendly and forward-thinking Radiology team. This is an ideal opportunity for an HCPC registered radiographer wishing to increase their radiographic experience and expertise in a bustling and team-focused department.

Our internal training and support have long been a draw for candidates, enabling many radiographers to develop skills for career progression and advanced practice.

If you are a radiographer passionate about patient-centered care, we would like to hear from you.

Main duties of the job

1. Undertake clinical work on rotation through the department under the direction of lead radiographers, maintaining high standards.
2. Lead radiographer duties in the general X-ray area and on-call, coordinating patient throughput and supervising radiographic staff and students.
3. Reduce patient radiation dose during examinations through collimation and positioning.
4. Ensure compliance with IR(ME)R and IRR99, staying updated with standards and guidelines.
5. Monitor departmental DRL and DIL, report excess doses and incidents to relevant authorities.
6. Participate in departmental training and accept guidance as needed.
7. Seek advice from modality leads on new or complex cases, especially when refusing examinations.
8. Sign off competency sheets promptly and maintain competence in all signed areas.
9. Perform complex CT scans independently or during out-of-hours shifts, including IV cannulation and contrast media administration.

Please refer to the full job description for detailed duties and responsibilities.

Working for our organisation

North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust (NMUH) is one of London’s busiest healthcare providers, serving Enfield, Haringey, and beyond with hospital and community services.

Our specialties include HIV, cardiology, blood disorders, diabetes, fertility, sickle cell, and thalassemia, along with cancer diagnosis and treatment. The Helen Rollason Cancer Support Centre on-site offers wellbeing services.

We also deliver community services, including a dedicated 0-19 service for children and young people, with health visitors and school nurses supporting health and wellbeing from birth to 19 years.

Job description and responsibilities

The post involves rotating through all radiology areas, acting as coordinator and supervisor in general X-ray and CT departments. Candidates must demonstrate high competence in general X-ray and CT examinations.

Leadership responsibilities include supporting junior staff and students, initiating tasks to improve patient care, and supporting departmental aims.

Participation in a 24-hour shift rota is expected after achieving general X-ray and theatre competencies. The lead radiographer role in out-of-hours shifts is contingent on CT competencies. Teamwork, patient focus, and a proactive attitude are essential.

Person specification

Education and qualifications

• HCPC registration
• IV cannulation

Skills and abilities

• Perform high-standard plain film X-rays, including adaptive techniques
• Conduct non-contrast and contrast-enhanced CT scans
• Imaging for fluoroscopy/interventional procedures

Experience

• NHS work experience; supervisory ability
• Experience with Cath Lab and Cardiac CT imaging
• Familiarity with Soliton RIS, Sectra PACS, and CareFlow
• Teamwork, independence, and responsiveness to feedback
• Patient-first approach

Values

• Alignment with Trust values

Other requirements

• Flexibility in working hours
• Friendly, caring, approachable demeanor
• Understanding of 2ww, 6ww, and 18-week RTT pathways

Note: We reserve the right to close the vacancy early if sufficient applications are received. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted via email. Ensure your email is checked regularly.

Data processing for applications is managed by our third-party provider, NLPSS, including identity verification via TrustID, which may involve remote document verification and facial matching. Original documents will be verified using NMUH identification technology.

Application data will be transferred to NHS systems if you are successful. By applying, you agree to data transfer and processing as described, including potential employment transfer within NHS organizations.

Visa requirements: EU/EEA citizens without settled status will need a visa, and sponsorship eligibility should be verified before applying.