Consultant MSK Radiologist – Imaging & Interventions

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Norwich; On-site; GBP 82,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Excellent pension scheme

Annual leave entitlement

On-site nursery

On-site cafes with staff discounts

Job summary

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Norwich invites applications for a post-CCT radiologist with MSK subspecialty training. The consultant will integrate with the MSK radiology team across imaging and interventions of the locomotor system, participate in meetings, and deliver general inpatient/emergency cross-sectional reporting.

The department handles MRI, CT, ultrasound, MR arthrography, image-guided injections, biopsies, and spinal interventions.

Qualifications

• Post-CCT radiologist with MSK subspecialist training or fellowship.
• Evidence of MSK fellowship training is advantageous.
• Experience in comprehensive MSK imaging and interventions.

Responsibilities

• Integrate with the MSK radiology team across imaging/interventions.
• Prepare and participate in MSK radiology meetings.
• Provide one session of general inpatient/emergency cross-sectional reporting per week.
• Participate in the on-call consultant rota.
• Report plain films, MRI, CT, ultrasound and MR arthrography.
• Perform image-guided injections, biopsies, and spinal interventions.

Skills

MSK radiology

MRI interpretation

CT interpretation

Ultrasound

Education

Fellowship training in MSK radiology

Post-CCT radiologist

Tools

Fluoroscopy

Ultrasound

CT

Job description

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in Norwich invites applications for a post-CCT radiologist with MSK subspecialty training. The consultant will integrate with the MSK radiology team across imaging and interventions of the locomotor system, participate in meetings, and deliver general inpatient/emergency cross-sectional reporting.

The department handles MRI, CT, ultrasound, MR arthrography, image-guided injections, biopsies, and spinal interventions.