Clinical Scientist - Radiation Physics

Career Opportunity in Radiation Physics at UCLH

An exciting career opportunity has arisen in the Radiation Physics section of Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering at UCLH Trust. We are seeking a self-motivated clinical scientist to contribute significantly to our radiation protection services. Candidates with experience in ultrasound QA and broad expertise in radiation protection and diagnostic radiology are particularly encouraged to apply.

Applicants must be registered with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a clinical scientist or be eligible for registration within 6 months.

The role requires knowledge of radiation protection in healthcare and research, as well as an understanding of Nuclear Medicine and Radiotherapy services. For a detailed description, please refer to the job description.

Join our team dedicated to innovation and excellence in radiation protection and healthcare science. You will work across all departments and sites within UCLH, serving a diverse range of external clients in London and the Southeast. Opportunities for teaching and research are available through our close links with UCL.

UCLH is a complex NHS trust providing acute and specialist services across eight sites, including University College Hospital and others, serving a diverse population with a focus on high-quality patient care, education, and research.

We are committed to sustainability, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2031 (direct) and 2040 (indirect).

For further details or informal visits, contact:

• Name: Julie Robinson
• Job Title: Head of Radiation Physics
• Email: julie.robinson59@nhs.net

or

• Dr. Manthos Koutalonis
• Consultant Clinical Scientist, Deputy Head of Radiation Physics
• Email: manthos.koutalonis@nhs.net