Consultant Radiologist post in the Radiology Directorate at James Paget University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, covering diagnostic and interventional imaging. Reporting spans plain film, ultrasound, CT, MRI and fluoroscopy, alongside emergency imaging, cancer pathways, screening and MDT work. As a teaching hospital, the department trains registrars and students, and the appointee is expected to complement existing special interests. Full GMC registration and a CCT in Radiology, or an agreed date within six months of interview, are required.
What the job involves
- Reporting and specialist input across plain film, ultrasound, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy and image-guided intervention
- Emergency and acute imaging services
- Cancer and Faster Diagnostic Pathway services
- Urgent and routine outpatient imaging
- National breast and lung cancer screening where appropriate
- Attendance at multidisciplinary team meetings across a range of specialties
- Expert radiological advice to clinical colleagues across the Trust
- Participation in the consultant on-call rota
- Cross-cover during annual, study and professional leave
- Service improvement and transformation projects within the department
- Teaching, training, governance, audit and departmental development
- Supervising and mentoring junior doctors, radiographers and other healthcare professionals
What's required
Qualifications
- MBBS or basic medical degree
- FRCR or equivalent
Registration & licences
- Full GMC registration
- Specialist Register entry or CCT in Radiology, or an agreed date within 6 months of interview
Experience
- Experience in all modalities used in general radiology
- Ability to give expert clinical opinion across a wide range of cases
- Experience of conducting clinical audit
Skills & knowledge
- Ability to organise and prioritise work
- Ability to plan and develop the service
- Willingness to lead a multidisciplinary team and build working relationships
- Experience teaching junior doctors and medical students
Checks & eligibility
- Satisfactory criminal records (DBS) disclosure and/or residence check
- Occupational health clearance confirming fitness for the post
Other
- Clear communication and respect for colleagues, patients and relatives
- Energy, enthusiasm and ability to work under pressure
- Knowledge of the NHS wider strategy
Nice to have
- MRCP, FRCS or other postgraduate degree
- NHS BSP accreditation
- Special interest complementing existing department interests such as breast or interventional
- Basic interventional radiology experience
- Experience of PACS or CRIS radiology systems
- Experience of committee work or project management
- Involvement in research projects and published papers
- Formal training in teaching skills
What's offered
- Opportunities for teaching, research and professional development