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Pulse Healthcare is seeking a General & Gynae Sonographer to work in Central London on weekends. The role involves performing high-quality General & Gynae ultrasound scans in a fast-paced imaging department to support accurate diagnoses and patient care.
Candidates must be HCPC/SoR registered with postgraduate Ultrasound qualifications and substantial General & Gynae experience, with excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
Job Title: General & Gynae Sonographers - Weekends
Banding:Band 7
Location: Central London
Start Date:ASAP
Duration:Ongoing
Rate: £50-51 Per Hour
Working Hours: Saturdays and Sundays Only, Hours between 0800 and 2000
We are seeking an exceptionally skilled and motivated General & Gynae Sonographers to join our esteemed client in Central London. This role requires working in a dynamic and fast-paced imaging department, where you will be responsible for performing high-quality ultrasound scans on patients. Your specialist expertise will be pivotal in supporting accurate diagnoses and delivering outstanding patient care.
Key Responsibilities
In this role, you will independently perform General & Gynae ultrasound examinations, ensuring high standards of clinical practice and patient safety. You will work closely with radiologists and other healthcare professionals, contribute to multidisciplinary discussions, and maintain accurate and timely documentation. Adherence to departmental protocols and national guidelines is essential.
Qualifications and Experience:
Reasonable Adjustments
If you consider yourself to have a disability or require any reasonable adjustment during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please highlight this at the earliest opportunity by contacting our team. With this information, we will provide appropriate support to you throughout the process and into your work placement.
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