Clinical Auditor Echocardiography Services

Diagnostic World; Metchley; Remote; GBP 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Job summary

Diagnostic World is seeking a clinical auditor to verify the quality of its echocardiography service delivered from community diagnostic centres, health centres and mobile units across the Midlands and South-East. The role focuses on auditing scans and reports, assessing image quality and protocol adherence, monitoring KPIs and drafting findings for review.

The position offers remote working with quarterly Clinical Advisory Board meetings.

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent healthcare qualification.
• BSE accreditation.

Responsibilities

• Conduct clinical audits of echocardiography studies and reports.
• Review image quality, reporting accuracy and compliance with protocols.
• Monitor KPIs and quality metrics.
• Produce audit reports and present findings.
• Support incident investigations and service improvement initiatives.
• Attend and contribute to quarterly Clinical Advisory Board meetings.
• Support continuous review of internal policies and guidelines against national guidance and best practice.
• Maintain governance and compliance records.

Skills

Analytical skills

Attention to detail

Report writing

Data analysis

Communication skills

MS Office

Excel

Education

Degree or equivalent healthcare qualification

Job description

Diagnostic World needs a clinical auditor to check the quality of its echocardiography service, which runs from community diagnostic centres, health centres and mobile units across the Midlands and South-East. The work centres on auditing scans and reports, checking image quality and protocol compliance, tracking KPIs and writing up findings for review. The post can be done from home or remotely and includes quarterly Clinical Advisory Board meetings. Applicants need a degree or equivalent healthcare qualification and BSE accreditation.

What the job involves

• Conduct clinical audits of echocardiography studies and reports
• Review image quality, reporting accuracy and compliance with protocols
• Monitor KPIs and quality metrics
• Produce audit reports and present findings
• Support incident investigations and service improvement initiatives
• Attend and contribute to quarterly Clinical Advisory Board meetings
• Support continuous review of internal policies and guidelines against national guidance and best practice
• Maintain governance and compliance records

What's required

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent healthcare qualification
• BSE accreditation

Experience

• Experience in clinical audit, governance or quality assurance

Skills & knowledge

• Strong analytical skills
• Attention to detail
• Report writing
• Data analysis
• Communication skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and Excel

Nice to have

• Previous peer review or departmental audit experience