Consultant Clinical Scientist – Radiation Protection Advisor and Medical Physics Expert

NHS National Services Scotland; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic team within one of the UK's largest healthcare systems as a Consultant Clinical Scientist. This exciting role offers the chance to deliver and develop vital radiation protection services while leading educational initiatives. You will be at the forefront of innovation and technology, enhancing patient care across hospitals in Scotland. With a commitment to diversity and community, this position not only promises professional growth but also the opportunity to make a significant impact in a vibrant city known for its rich culture and excellent transport links.

Qualifications

• Registration as a Clinical Scientist with HCPC.
• Current certificates of competence from RPA2000.

Responsibilities

• Deliver and develop radiation protection services across hospitals.
• Lead education and training courses in collaboration with the University of Glasgow.

Skills

Management Skills

Communication Skills

Education

Honours Degree in Physical Sciences

Formal training in medical physics

Job description

Job Title: Consultant Clinical Scientist (Radiation Protection Adviser and Medical Physics Expert)

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, one of the UK's largest healthcare systems, is seeking applications for a dynamic and experienced Consultant Clinical Scientist to join our team.

About the Department

Health Physics provides ionising and non-ionising radiation protection services, along with Medical Physics Expert services in Diagnostic Radiology. It is part of the Department of Clinical Physics and Bioengineering, one of the largest medical physics departments in the UK.

Role and Responsibilities

• Deliver and develop radiation protection services across hospitals in the West and Borders of Scotland.
• Lead and contribute to education and training courses, including collaborations with the University of Glasgow.
• Participate in departmental initiatives responding to legislative, technological, and clinical changes.

Candidate Requirements

• Honours Degree in Physical Sciences.
• Formal training in medical physics equivalent to NSHCS Scientist Training Programme or SMPCETS.
• Registration as a Clinical Scientist with HCPC.
• Current certificates of competence from RPA2000 as a Radiation Protection Advisor and Medical Physics Expert in Diagnostic Radiology.
• Strong management and communication skills.

Additional Information

This role offers an exciting opportunity to be part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s ambitious development program, embracing innovation and technology to enhance patient care.

Glasgow offers vibrant cultural, sporting, and natural attractions, with excellent transport links.

Contact Details

For more information, please contact Prof Andrew Reilly at [e-mail] or 0141 451 6383, or Shellagh Milligan at [e-mail].

Application Process and Diversity Statement

Details on how to contact the Recruitment Service are available within the Candidate Information Packs. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde values diversity and encourages applications from all community sections. We are committed to being a Forces Friendly Employer and support applications from the Armed Forces Community.

Applicants should provide original responses to all questions in the application form. Use of AI or automated tools to generate responses is discouraged and may lead to application withdrawal.