Band 7 Locum CT/General Radiographer – Liverpool

Pulsejobs.com; Liverpool City Region; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A leading healthcare provider in Liverpool is seeking a highly skilled Locum CT/General Radiographer for a three-month assignment starting January 2nd. The role offers a competitive hourly pay rate and full-time working hours of 37.5 per week, providing an excellent opportunity to contribute to high-quality diagnostic services in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Significant experience in CT scanning and general radiography.
• Strong knowledge of radiation safety and quality assurance protocols.
• Commitment to delivering exceptional patient care.

Responsibilities

• Perform a wide range of diagnostic imaging procedures focusing on CT scanning.
• Operate advanced imaging equipment ensuring optimal image quality.
• Maintain accurate patient records and adhere to established protocols.

Skills

Communication

Problem-Solving

Time Management

Organizational Skills

Education

HCPC registration as a Radiographer

Tools

Advanced imaging equipment

Imaging software

Job description

Locum CT/General Radiographer
Band: 7
Location: Liverpool
Start Date: January 2nd
Pay Rate: £26.00 – £30.00 p/h
Shift: 37.5 hours per week

About the role:

We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Locum CT/General Radiographer to join our team in Liverpool. This position offers an excellent opportunity to work in a leading healthcare environment, contributing to high-quality diagnostic services. Starting January 2nd, this three-month assignment provides a competitive hourly rate of £26.00 to £30.00 and full-time working hours of 37.5 per week. If you are an experienced radiographer looking for a rewarding locum role, we encourage you to apply.

Your main responsibilities as a CT/General Radiographer:

In this role, you will perform a wide range of diagnostic imaging procedures, with a primary focus on CT scanning and general radiography. You will be responsible for operating advanced imaging equipment, ensuring optimal image quality, and prioritizing patient safety and care. Working closely with multidisciplinary teams, you will contribute to the efficient functioning of the imaging department, maintain accurate patient records, and adhere to established protocols and standards.

• Qualifications and Experience:
• HCPC registration as a Radiographer.
• Significant experience in CT scanning and general radiography.
• Proficiency in operating advanced imaging equipment and software.
• Strong knowledge of radiation safety and quality assurance protocols.
• Excellent problem-solving, time management, and organizational skills.
• Strong communication and interpersonal abilities for patient interaction and team collaboration.
• Commitment to delivering exceptional patient care and adhering to professional standards.

Why work with Pulse?

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Reasonable Adjustments:

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