EG214002 - PET CT Nuclear Medicine Technologist

NHS Scotland; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

The Nuclear Medicine Department at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary is looking for a dedicated Band 6 Radiographer/Technologist to join their team. The role involves working with advanced imaging technologies in a supportive environment. Ideal candidates will possess a relevant degree and practical experience in patient-facing imaging, with opportunities for professional development.

Qualifications

• Must hold a relevant degree and have practical imaging experience.
• Eligible for HCPC registration or equivalent.
• Enthusiastic and motivated to work in a cutting-edge environment.

Responsibilities

• Work within the Nuclear Medicine Department providing a high-quality imaging service.
• Participate in a comprehensive clinical service and support ongoing training.

Skills

Imaging skills

Practical patient facing experience

Education

Relevant degree (Radiography, Clinical Technology, Clinical Physiology, Applied Physics)

Job description

DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL PHYSICS,

ROYAL INFIRMARY

BAND 6 RADIOGRAPHER / TECHNOLOGIST (PET-CT/ Nuclear Medicine)

Full-time, 37 hrs per week

The Nuclear Medicine Department at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary combines a high quality, comprehensive clinical service with a strong academic record and has a distinguished history of service innovation. It is well equipped with a state-of-the-art PET/CT centre (including PET/CT, a cyclotron and full radio-chemistry facilities), 3 dual headed gamma cameras, and a counting laboratory and provides a radio-nuclide therapy service. We are looking for an enthusiastic, ambitious, highly motivated Radiographer/ Technologist/ Scientist with imaging skills and a desire to work in this cutting edge imaging environment.

For appointment at Band 6 you must hold a relevant degree (Radiography, Clinical Technology, Clinical Physiology, Applied Physics or equivalent), have practical patient facing imaging experience and be eligible for HCPC registration or equivalent.

For strong candidates who do not fulfil all of the essential criteria we will consider appointment at a lower Band combined with support to undergo the IPEM Clinical Technologist training Scheme will be provided.

Aberdeen is an attractive city which offers a high standard of living. Situated by the sea, it is within easy reach of walking and climbing areas of outstanding natural beauty and winter ski resorts. There are good air, road and rail links with the rest of the UK and Europe.

Informal enquiries: Mrs. Lesley Lovell on 01224 552239.

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